Twin Cities set for 4-8 inches of snow, more further south

Twin Cities in line for 4-7 inches of snow, blizzard conditions to the south
The weekend looks to be sunny and springlike, but first, a big blast of winter. A storm bringing a little bit of everything — rain, gusty winds, snow, and blizzard and whiteout conditions — will strike the state from Tuesday night through Wednesday afternoon,
Low snow totals likely in Kansas City. So why is metro under blizzard warning?
The weather service defines a blizzard as a severe snowstorm in which winds must be sustained or frequently gusting at least 35 mph, falling or blowing snow must reduce visibility to 1/4 mile or less, and these conditions must persist for at least three hours. Blizzard warnings are rare in Kansas City, according to data examined by The Star.
Spring storm set to bring multiple inches of snow to Twin Cities
A spring storm set to arrive Tuesday could bring up to half a foot of snow to the Twin Cities. The storm will start with rain in the afternoon, but a changeover to snow will occur around sunset. The metro is expected to get 4 to 6 inches,
Ferocious, wind-driven heavy snow on the way; blizzard conditions near Twin Cities
A potent March storm will bring wintry weather to much of Minnesota. The heaviest snowfall and wind will occur from the Twin Cities southward toward Rochester and Red Wing.
Blizzard, winter storm warnings ahead of 'heavy snow and ferocious winds' in Minnesota
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.
FIRST ALERT 6 WEATHER DAYS: Rain changes to snow tonight, strong winds cause blizzard conditions
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Tuesday & Wednesday are First Alert 6 Weather Days due to the rapidly changing weather conditions that ...
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Forecast First ALERT: Blizzard conditions develop tonight
Minnesota’s Weather Authority has issued a Forecast First ALERT starting now and lasting through noon on WednesdayBlizzard ...
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While not quite to blizzard criteria, blizzard-like conditions are likely overnight into Wednesday morning with whiteout conditions possible
Prepare for a winter storm to bring heavy snow, gusty winds, and near zero visibility overnight into tomorrow morning.
Snow continues and as winds become more intense through the rest of today
Snow continues and as winds become more intense through the rest of today. Check out this new forecast update.
Is MN blizzard an example of 'Tournament Snowstorm'?
The Twin Cities and much of southern Minnesota will get socked with lots of snow and blizzard conditions Tuesday night into ...
Blizzard latest: No travel advised in parts of southern Minnesota
A no travel advisory has been issued in southwestern and south-central Minnesota as blizzard conditions arrive in the state.
Blizzard warning will affect Colorado road conditions, snow already starting to stick to roadways
An early March snowstorm is beginning to have an impact on road conditions, and CDOT warned that road closures are "likely" ...
Rain to snow, blizzard warning for Omaha area Tuesday evening, night
Omaha's Weather Leader has deemed Tuesday a Severe Winter Weather Day with rain changing to snow and a blizzard warning in effect Tuesday evening into Tuesday night.
Iowa weather: Blizzard warning set to go in effect Tuesday night into Wednesday
Most of Iowa, including central Iowa counties such as Polk, Dallas, Story, Boone, Madison and Warren, fall under a blizzard warning. The warning goes into effect at midnight and will last until 3 p.m.
‘Kitchen sink’: Wild weather bringing thunderstorms, snow, blizzard to KC. Here’s when
A powerful storm will move through the Kansas City region, bringing a mix of hazardous weather. Here’s what to expect.