Good morning to you.
Take a live look at the caravan parking lots.
As you can see here in Golden Valley,
our plows are hard at work
clearing all the snow.
We got overnights and of course Mobile
11 is over in the East Metro and lower
town of Saint Paul seen wet conditions.
And as you look out your window,
you're probably seeing
more snow covered roads,
your backyard, your parking lot,
your driveway after those
flakes fell last night.
And there are also hundreds of people
waking up in the dark thanks to that snow.
This is the latest number of outages.
Excel crews are working
to fix right now here.
As we start our Monday at 230.
We're being told 230
customers here without power.
We're also following a few school delays.
None for us here in the Twin Cities.
You can find those on care11.com.
Yeah. Meanwhile, let's get out to guy
as you pick up what you just dropped.
Guys. Happy Monday, Sir.
Hey, happy Monday. Snow starting to
slow here in the care 11 backyard.
And really, across the metro,
we'll catch a brief break before things.
I don't want to say pick back up because
it's not gonna be as intense as we
were finding earlier this morning and
for sure not as intense as last night.
That was kind of the heaviest
part of the system.
So Snow has been slowing.
We'll see a couple flurries move in
this area of snow off to the West.
You can see over portions of central
Minnesota getting ready to approach
the Willmar area South of Alexandria.
This area of snow will break apart
as it tracks eastward.
So I think we can see just maybe a couple
more flurries throughout the daytime.
But what we have now on the ground
is what we're going to finish with.
With this little snow maker from last night,
here's your hour planner for this morning.
Maybe grabbing some breakfast rolls,
a little slushy clouds, some flurries,
temps above freezing for this morning?
Check a look take a look at my headlines.
Check this out after, you know,
minor accumulations if any more this morning.
Tim's warm above freezing roads slushy,
so Jim will keep you updated on
that and our next potential system
arrives later this week.
Alright, thank you guys.
Just a few seconds ago actually
we had emergency crews respond to
this crash along 252 northbound
in the North metro near 694.
You can see it involves
at least two vehicles,
can't really make out because of the
lighting whether there's a third.
This is going to be a traffic
slower at least for the time being.
You can see it's already starting to
slow traffic a bit on that stretch
of 252 northbound of course blocking
the the left hand lane right there.
Far from the only crash we have
seen this morning.
We had a rollover earlier that
has since cleared we've got.
This one in the Mendota Heights
area that is 35 E northbound,
not far from wagon wheel trail.
You can see that car just veered right
on over the left hand side of the road.
So you definitely want to take it slow.
For right now though,
603 and we are going to head
out to Mobile 11 again,
which is right now looks like stopped at a
traffic stop light in downtown Saint Paul.
See that slushy,
slushy road right ahead of us there?
That said photojournalist
Jack Stanek behind the wheel,
glad he's showing us the side.
Treats most of your main interstates.
I mean, they're wet, they're sloppy,
but they're not terrible.
The side roads though,
we know can be a bit messier here
and it's a crews work to clear them.
So add a couple minutes on to
that morning commute. Jason.
Yeah those crews are out and
about and busy this morning.
And as a reminder,
if you don't want to end up like this
keep your distance from those plows
those crews out there this morning
and min dot says there have been 15
plows hit this winter just in the area
they call Minnesota Central District.
Not only could you get seriously hurt here,
but the damage to your vehicle and
the plows will cost thousands.
And of course the damaged plows
then out of Commission for a while,
which makes this whole
cleanup process a lot slower.
So just be careful and keep
your distance this morning.
Also, don't forget to download the
Free Care 11 weather app before you
leave your house so you can use that
to get personalized forecasts so you
can track when weather events are
getting closer to your neighborhood.
You can find that wherever you
get your apps to your headlines.
Now it's six O 5 developing.
Right now three people are found dead.
Inside a home in Chisago County
this morning, investigators are
trying to figure out what happened
and who pulled the trigger.
The shooting happened in Fish Lake
Township at a home on Brunswick Road.
C's in The Newsroom this morning.
With everything we know so far,
what can you tell us? C
good morning. Well, I can tell you that
details are still limited this morning.
This Chicago County Sheriff's Office
says they'll give us more details
as this investigation continues.
But here's everything we know as of 6:00
AM police say they went out to the home
around 8:00 AM Sunday to check on the.
People inside after a family
member couldn't get in touch.
When police got there,
they found three people who
had been shot and killed.
The Chicago County Sheriff's Office and
the Minnesota BCA are investigating this,
and based off of everything
investigators have learned so far,
they don't think the shooting was random.
Now, of course,
the medical examiner will still need to
do autopsies on the three who were shot,
and then their names will be
released once family is notified.
All right, CC with the latest out of
Chisago County, thank you so much.
Minnesota State Patrol is continuing
its investigation into a chain
reaction crash that killed a
Farmington High school senior.
It happened in Vermilion Township
in Dakota County Saturday on
Dakota County 46 and Freeborn Ave.
The grass started when 17 year
old Rodrigo Dooley was rear-ended
on A2 Lane County highway and
pushed into oncoming traffic.
His car was then hit head
on by a Chrysler minivan,
ejecting him on impact.
Sad, but it
doesn't surprise me when
you're turning off off
46 on the freeborn.
Here, people try to pass you
on the shoulder all the time.
So it's pretty, pretty
calm and nobody slows down
incredibly tragic that Dakota County Sheriff,
says the woman who rented Rodrigo works as a
dispatcher at the Dakota Dakota 911 center.
So the Sheriff's Office has turned their
investigation over to State Patrol to
avoid a conflict of interest. We're
still waiting to learn more about a
Stillwater man, a police shot and
killed Saturday after he allegedly
shot at his neighbors and officers,
Stillwater police say,
before they arrived at the
curve Crest Villas Apartments.
The suspect started shooting shots,
injuring several people.
Police Chief Brian Mueller told
reporters that the suspect shot
at the officers in the parking
lot before officers returned fire.
That suspect was taken to a
hospital and later pronounced dead.
We still do not know the the
suspects identity or motive here.
Thousands of Cub Foods grocery
store employees are heading back
to the bargaining table tomorrow.
They're members of the UFCW local 663.
Over the weekend,
they met at Cub Foods locations in
Maple Grove and Saint Louis Park.
To demand better wages
and worker protections,
the employees were considered essential
workers during the pandemic. We
went through the
last couple of years pandemic,
they told us we are,
we are the heroes, but.
Those days over.
Where we are from hero to 0,
so I'm fighting for dignity.
And protection for my Co workers.
We have reached out to Cub Foods
but have not yet received a response
happening. Today.
Governor Walls is temporarily turning
over power to Lieutenant Governor Peggy
Flanagan while he gets a colonoscopy.
His office says it's a
preventative procedure.
Wall sent a letter to the House Speaker
and Senate President telling him
he's going under anesthesia around
1:00 PM the governor says he plans
to be back in the office tomorrow.
Right now there is limited inventory
and the resale housing market in our
area and the annual parade of homes is
looking to give homebuyers another option.
383 homes will be on display to tour
across the Metro until April 2nd.
They include model homes for purchase and
inspiration if you're looking to build.
All of the homes are free to tour.
Five of the homes are dream homes,
and those homes are $5 to get in.
And that $5 goes to our housing
first Minnesota Foundation,
which builds and remodeler and
remodels homes for homeless
veterans and others in need.
In the metros
this year, the trends are bold colors
paired with rustic warm accents.
Prada foams will also be doing a $10,000
down payment giveaway. Good luck.
Ohh, let's take you back outside here.
Mobile 11 by the state Capitol this
morning and the roads are slick
and slushy this morning because of
all that snow that fell last night.
So let's get right out to guy with a
timeline on when even more snow is blowing
in. Guy. Yes. Well yeah,
we are tracking our next potential system
that will move through later this week.
So we got time for that.
We'll shut the snow off completely
tomorrow and the snow shutting
off right now as we speak,
things are starting to slow.
So I have already seen improvement
here in the care 11 backyard.
So snow turning light.
It will eventually shut the
snow off later this morning.
Even this here data showing
just cloudy skies right now,
32 NE winds at 9 mph.
There's a wind chill this morning,
most of the snow off to the West.
This will dissipate as it
moves further eastward.
So I think we'll find one more round of
precip as temperatures start to warm up,
a wintry mix we could see some
drizzle kind of mixed in with some
flurries as the precipitation.
Comes to a complete stop later on
this morning, so the next 12 hours,
mainly cloudy skies gloomy and
Gray temps up to around 36.
Few peeks of sunshine even
possible later on this evening.
Clouds feel right back in tonight,
temperatures fall below freezing.
That could create some more slick spots
on the roads for tomorrow morning,
so we'll watch that for you.
Let's take a look at your three day
forecast as we were talking about
more snow possible later in the week.
Wednesday We'll find our next
chance for Snow as Snow moves in.
Wednesday, and then we'll have to
again keep our eyes on that system,
that potential system to arrive
later in the week.
Otherwise, temps warm above
freezing later on this morning,
so roads turn more slushy.
Further accumulation should be minor,
if any,
for the remainder of the morning hours.
So really what you have on the
ground is what most of us are
just going to end up with.
All right. Thanks guys.
610 is the time right now to the
Brooklyn Center area, Brooklyn Center,
Brooklyn Park where we are starting
to see this slowing on 252 northbound
because of this crash right down here at
least two vehicles on the left hand side,
you can see that left hand lane is blocked
as we've got crews responding to the crash.
This is right right around the where
the area where 252 northbound meets 694.
I'm going to give you a closer look
at the map and you can see that map
is now starting to show 252 that.
That slowing right there again,
northbound lanes as we take a look
at the rest of the metro crash,
is popping up everywhere.
Keep in mind,
quite a few of these are minor spinouts,
not necessarily causing delays.
But you don't want to be one of these, right?
It's sloppy out there.
It is slick, and it's another morning,
yet again, broken record.
Alicia, you want to take it slow.