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Lighter snow is expected to end this week, but things could get really interesting for the first week of April.

Life imitating meme? Here's a little levity to go along with the forecast for another winter storm later this week.

Despite popular belief, March isn't Minnesota's snowiest month of the year. In some parts of the state, it isn't even in the top 3.

While most places didn't see quite as much as was forecasted earlier in the week, there are still a few places that saw some snow amounts that made things challenging for people.

This week's snowstorm impacted many things throughout the region, including the eagles featured on the Minnesota DNR EagleCam.

The City of Duluth shared an update on Wednesday that includes plans for street plowing, government office closures, service and program cancellations, and other information.

As of Wednesday night, a handful of flights had been cancelled out of the Duluth International Airport, with the possibility of more in the days to come.

The Northland begins the week in a Winter Weather Advisory, but a bigger storm likely arrives midweek.

This week's storm made history.

The National Weather Service forecast for next week is showing the potential for over a foot of snow to fall in part of the Northland, starting Tuesday.

As bad as the weather's been in the Northland, the grass isn't always greener on the other side. Just look at Bismarck, North Dakota!

Heavy snow continues to impact the Northland as a two-wave winter storm brings several inches of snow to the region.