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I've lived in the area my whole life and can't remember a worse year for them.

See the latest weather-related closings for Twin Ports area schools, government offices, organizations, and more.

March snow blasts don't make it seem like it will be anytime soon.

Congratulations, you've been living through a historically snowy winter.

Despite popular belief, March isn't Minnesota's snowiest month of the year. In some parts of the state, it isn't even in the top 3.

Wednesday's quick-moving storm brought heavy snow to parts of the Northland, with some places seeing over a foot fall from the midweek storm.

Some Minnesotans began to panic with the thoughts of a "historic" weather event that was supposed to happen in late February 2023. Here is how Minnesotans reacted to the storm on social media

While most places didn't see quite as much as was forecasted earlier in the week, there are still a few places that saw some snow amounts that made things challenging for people.

The City of Duluth shared an update on Wednesday that includes plans for street plowing, government office closures, service and program cancellations, and other information.

Minnesotans are accustomed to snowstorms of every shape and flavor. Plowable snow? Ho-hum. But the storm brewing for Wednesday and Thursday may be a rare "crippling" storm capable of shutting down a wide swath of both Minnesota and Wisconsin.