snowstorm

At this point, the only thing keeping me sane through this two-day snowstorm is the fact that the official start of spring is only a month away.

Minnesota has a thing for snowstorms around major holidays.

It happens every year without fail, the inevitable middle of March snowstorm.

Typically this time of year it is so far below zero that cars won't start, and we avoid the outdoors at all costs. Not this year.

As conditions are getting worse on our roads, the Minnesota Department of Transportation is advising no unnecessary travel in most of central Minnesota.

The State Patrol says there have have been over 600 crashes statewide, since 9:30 p.m. last (Saturday) night. Sixty-one of those crashes had injuries. There has also been about 1,000 incidents where vehicles spun out, or went into the ditch.

Minnesota has obviously had a very unusual winter this year. Between the warm, record breaking temps and the lack of snow, I feel like I'm living in a completely different state. So where is all the snow? Well Alaska of course! Check out a video of the crazy snowstorm that pounded the state earlier this week.

Here we go again. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning, which is in effect from Monday morning through early Tuesday morning.