"First Alert: Twin Cities Braces for Wind-Driven Snow and Blizzard Conditions"

A record-breaking March storm continues to bring snow to western, central, and northern Minnesota, with the Twin Cities and central Minnesota expected to experience the worst of it during Tuesday morning's rush hour. Rain in the Twin Cities will change to snow as colder air moves in, potentially leading to heavy wind-driven snow and hazardous road conditions. Snowfall totals of 1-4 inches are expected in the Twin Cities, with up to 6 inches possible in the northern areas. Winter storm and blizzard warnings remain in effect for various parts of Minnesota, making for a challenging commute on Tuesday morning.