Weather

After enduring weeks and weeks of above normal snowfall, and below normal temps, Mother Nature has finally come to her senses. Here are the forecast high temps for the next ten days.

Here are the official final snowfall totals from across Minnesota from the historic April 13-16 storm.

I've always wondered what makes a sports facility in Minnesota put a dome up. Not that they're a bad idea, but we get a ton of snow every winter and domes collapse pretty easily.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the St. Cloud area until 10 PM tonight, where another 1 to 3 inches of snow is expected.

Here's a look at some of the official snowfall totals from around the state from the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service says we officially had 3.2 inches of snow in St. Cloud on Saturday. Combined with Friday's snowfall and we've officially had 4.2 inches over the weekend.

The National Weather Service says severe impacts from heavy snow, freezing rain, and wind are now expected to occur from late Friday through Saturday.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for central and southern Minnesota (including Stearns, Benton, Sherburne, Morrison, and Mille Lacs Counties).

Spring-hungry Minnesotans like myself are not at all thrilled to hear that more accumulating snow could fall across Central Minnesota this Friday night and Saturday.

We officially had 1.1 inches of snow in St. Cloud Sunday. That brings us to 8.8 inches of snow for the month of April.

It's usually been a close call for the Governor's fishing opener when it comes to official 'ice-out' being declared for Minnesota lakes. This year may go down in history at this rate.

Temperatures across Central Minnesota will remain 20-30 degrees below zero through the week -- before Mother Nature serves up another round of 'plowable' snow on Sunday and Monday.