winter

Statewide, MnDOT now has 44 named snowplows, including Plowy McPlowFace, Betty Whiteout and Taylor Drift.

It's January in Northern Minnesota. We've had some pretty cold days this month. How do you stay warm?

State highway authorities say high winds are causing blowing snow that impacts visibility.

In October, the weather service is focused on recruiting observers who are interested in measuring and reporting snowfall, snow depth and snow water equivalent.

Setting aside the recent spring snowstorm in typical Minnesota fashion, the state's 2023-24 winter has been called the winter that never was, and the unprecedented mildness explains why.

Mark Spoden, Grand Rapids area wildlife manager with the DNR, joined the morning show to discuss how wildlife biologists measure winter severity.

Dr. Bob Conzemius is a meterologist working in the wind energy industry

slow moving weather storm moving in Tuesday - Friday, could be 4-12 inches of heavy snow and freezing rain. Drive slow, or stay at home!

John Latimer's official weekly assessment of nature.

non-game wildlife biologist from the Brainerd area