National Weather Service

Ice storm warnings are only issued once every 4 to 5 years in Wisconsin.

Significant snow, sleet, and ice accumulations are possible into Thursday, with a second storm system approaching on Friday.

Ice and a wintry mix will impact Southeast Minnesota overnight into Thursday, creating hazardous travel conditions before changing back to rain.

Strong winds, low humidity, and very dry vegetation will create a critical risk for wildfires throughout much of Minnesota on Saturday.

The storm system has dropped in excess of 20 inches of snow in southeastern Minnesota.

As of noon on Sunday, some areas of Rochester are reporting more than a foot of accumulation.

The predicted track of the storm system has shifted the band of the heaviest snow to the north.

When the National Weather Service tells you that extreme cold is on the way, use this list as a guide of what NOT to do in freezing temps.

The forecast includes snow, strong winds, and potential flash freeze conditions.

After a bone-chilling couple of weeks, Southeastern Minnesota is finally thawing out. Get ready for a taste of warmth this week!