The system could track too far south to hit the Twin Cities, but the models are "as clear as mud" at this point.

Southern Minnesota has been struck with a blizzard warning from the National Weather Service ahead of a powerful spring storm that could dump more than a half-foot of snow and whip it around with winds up to 60 mph.

The snow continues to fall this morning (Wed) in southern and central Minnesota. The southern and southeastern part of the state remain under a blizzard warning through 3 pm. A winter weather advisory is in effect for other areas in eastern and central Minnesota until noon.

Western and northwestern Minnesota has been hit with strong winds and snow, making travel difficult. Senate votes to avoid government shutdown as 10 Democrats vote with Republicans The paradise islands selling citizenship from just £36,

A March mega storm that brought tornadoes to the central U.S. and severe thunderstorms to southern Minnesota on Friday will now transition to snow, with a blizzard likely in the west of the state. Blizzard warnings remain in effect in west-central and southwestern Minnesota,