Jamie Kagol

Heavy snow band is moving north. This should ramp up snowfall intensity in the Twin Cities between 7pm - 11pm. We could see snow sticking to our roads, especially secondary roads, before rain moves in overnight. Wet roads Wednesday morning. #mnwx #wiwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/O0X79MXbKJ

We could still see light freezing rain or a mix of precipitation before switching to snow this morning and afternoon around the Twin Cities. Be careful as you step outside today as there could be some lingering slick spots or icy surfaces. #mnwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/3n7S5IMkxo

There's still a risk of slippery or icy conditions as our storm exits to the east today. We will see rain, freezing rain and sleet transition to snow throughout the day. Watch for slick spots as you step out the door this morning or afternoon. #mnwx #wiwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/mTjFx1cqrB

As temps fall overnight, snowfall of 1" to 4" will stretch southwest to northeast across MN with higher totals near Duluth and northern Wisconsin. Be careful stepping out the door Sunday morning as there may be ice under that wet, heavy snow. #mnwx #wiwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/btusQ6V8Qd

As rain turns over to snow there will be a period of time when freezing rain will impact central Minnesota. The greatest threat of icing extends from New London to Milaca to Hayward. Be extremely careful as you step out the door Sunday morning. #mnwx #wiwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/SmjivCHeqX

Soaking rain moving in from the southwest. A wintry mix is developing in parts of central Minnesota & northern Wisconsin with the potential for icing overnight. Wet & slick roads tonight, drive carefully if you need to be out this evening. #mnwx #wiwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/lHuXHtZcGU

A line of storms quickly developing over the south & east Metro has the potential for penny size hail & wind gusts of 40 mph. There could be minor damage associated with these storms. Stay indoors as storms move through the area. #mnwx #wiwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/UUf57mf0Qz

Isolated storms continue to develop along a south moving front while racing to the east. Most will be non-severe but have a history of producing hail and wind gusts along with heavy downpours. Best to be indoors while the storm rolls through. #mnwx #wiwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/6VOYUqq9fO

#Snowfall numbers from around northern #Minnesota. The latest numbers show 2-6 inches in the Arrowhead region and along the North Shore. #mnwx #kare11 #kare11weather #snow https://t.co/vNxU2S1LFK

A few peeks of sun, a passing shower and a southwest breeze before strong northwest winds kick in and temperatures start to drop this afternoon. We could even see some snowflakes this evening. #mnwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/KiYzSGdjIr

Not just a cool down, it feels more like a change in season. Holy cow, temperatures are 26 to 43 degrees cooler at this moment than this time yesterday! Typical #March in #Minnesota #mnwx #wiwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/L5IjflBEdu

Here's a sample of #snowfall totals in western #Minnesota from our latest #storm system. There was a sharp gradient to the #snow band; snow totals drop off quickly to the west or east of the heavy snowfall band. #mnwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/eeYlE5khPj

Feeling like spring today in the Twin Cities! In addition to breaking the record high of 73° (2012), this is the earliest we've seen 75° at MSP. #mnwx #kare11 #kare11weather #record #weather https://t.co/2CKtncdHwE

Strong #storms with a history of damaging wind gusts are starting to approach southern #Minnesota. Severe #Thunderstorm Watch until 1am for southern counties. Make sure you have a way of receiving weather warnings. Stay alert. #mnwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/tEb00VCNE0

Typical March... big temperature swings and big storms. We will be in record high territory on Friday, then falling below average on Sunday... that's a 51 degree drop in a day and a half. #mnwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/OJhcCmk7E7

A change in the winds... west winds over bare ground helped warm Sunday higher than expected, but a shift south on Monday had winds blowing across snowpack acting like air conditioning. Models overshot the high temp, likely miscalculating the impact of the snowpack. #kare11 https://t.co/t4LKUFmPO2

Solar Spring, when daylight increases the fastest, runs from early Feb to early May, peaking mid-March. Sunrise is nearly the same on 3/1 & 3/31, even after springing ahead an hour on the 9th. There are 95 more minutes of daylight by the end of March. #mnwx #kare11 #kare11weather https://t.co/13LCiO8toC