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Traveling could be challenging with snow along with a mix of freezing rain and sleet developing in parts of the region.

It will be a cold end to the year - here's just how cold it will get.

Mother Nature wanted to squeeze in one more storm before the new year.

Difficult travel conditions have led to several 2-hour school delays in Southeast Minnesota this morning, Monday, December 22nd.

Think it was cold recently? We've got nothing on the coldest cities in America!

It won't be much snow - but it will cause a sticky evening & morning commute.

After a few mild winters, we may have to get readjusted to the Northland cold.

The storm shifted, bringing less snow than originally expected.

Will it be white Christmas magic, or more “slip on the sidewalks” vibes?

A fast-moving winter system is expected to make Tuesday’s commute hazardous across southeastern Minnesota. Rain, freezing rain, and bursts of snow are possible as a strong cold front moves in.