Across northern and central Minnesota, multiple winter storm watches are in effect, with snow possibly reaching up to 9 inches in some places between Tuesday and Wednesday. Parts of northern and southern North Dakota are likely to see at least 4 inches of snow, along with strong winds, between Monday and Tuesday.

Authorities issued a no-travel advisory for west-central Minnesota late Tuesday afternoon, as a major early-season winter storm brought snow and gusty winds to the region.

A winter storm brought several inches of snowfall to northern Minnesota on Tuesday, November 25, and was set to continue well into the next day, the National Weather Service (NWS) said.Footage taken by @gopherhockeysi shows the snowy scene in Duluth on Tuesday night.

Winter weather is on the way in Minnesota as a storm warning kicks in this afternoon, bringing rain and snow, with strong winds complicating travel plans for the Thanksgiving holiday.

STORM IN YOUR KOAT SEVEN WEATHER. YEAH, TODD, THEY’RE DEALING WITH THAT STORM OUT TO THE EAST. THAT’S WHAT BROUGHT US THE WIND A FEW DAYS AGO. NOW WE HAVE A NEW STORM WORKING IN FROM THE PACIFIC AND THE ROCKIES. THAT’S GOING TO BRING US BIG CHANGES.

More pockets of rain and a few storms will move through this afternoon and evening. Any storm could briefly become severe with high wind gusts or pea size hail, but the overall severe risk is very low.