Through the first week of February, the Twin Cities usually sees about 32 inches of snow. As of Friday afternoon, a measly 10.9 inches have been recorded. A storm system Friday night into Saturday has brought at least 3 inches of snow for the metro and central Minnesota,

The snow arrives in western Minnesota late Friday and reaches the metro by about midnight. Most of the snow will fall overnight, likely exiting Minnesota by midday Saturday.

A storm system is set to arrive in Minnesota late Friday, likely bringing several inches of snow for the Twin Cities.

The Euro model then has the Friday-Saturday system dumping 5-10 inches across central Minnesota. As usual, the Twin Cities appears to be on the edge of the latest snowfall projection from the model.

While it won't be a total bust, the chances of double-digit snow totals have vanished. With that, the National Weather Service has canceled the winter storm watch and replaced it with a winter weather advisory,

A snowstorm for much of Minnesota is on tap for the weekend, starting late Friday. How much falls and where that falls? That’s tricky according to WCCO-TV Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer who says this is not “snowmageddon” but worth watching.