Alright, right now a massive winter
storm starting to make its way through
the state. You can see it there on radar,
the southwest part of the state
getting hits right now bringing rain,
snow, wind and sleet.
You can see it getting closer,
inching closer to the radar and we
have mandates 511 map 2 you can
see road conditions deteriorating.
In that corner of the state between
partially and completely covered roadways.
Yikes. That's what's to come.
Today is a weather warm day.
So we of course,
are helping you get your day
started and helping you prepare.
Yeah, guy is the man of the hour.
But first
we want you to take a look at your screen,
because right now there are some
schools and businesses that are either
closed or on a delay of some kind.
So you can find them scrolling
at the bottom of your screen,
of course, all morning long.
And then if you look at
the website right now,
we've got up carlen.com/closings.
You got the full list there as well.
Right now over to guy on
this weather Warren Day.
When's it gonna start to get sloppy?
Hey, good morning, pink.
Start getting sloppy right around lunchtime.
But for the evening drive.
We're talking about widespread
winter weather here with all forms
of winter precipitation possible.
Right now it's quiet.
Temperatures are in the mid 30s.
It's gusty.
We've already had peak wind
gusts of up to near 40 mph,
but things are quiet now and things
will remain quiet throughout a
good portion of the morning hours,
but not so much as you go off to the South.
In the West you can see the rain and snow
Marshall Ortonville you got snow showers.
Far Western Minnesota with the wintry
mix here S and West temperatures
right around 3236 this afternoon
this will be our high temperature.
Winter weather starts to move in right
around lunchtime more widespread as
we get into the afternoon and evening
and once things start going we'll see
slow slowly transitioning over to snow
as we get towards the overnight hours.
Alright, so rain snow sleet kicks off
later this morning early afternoon,
a break in the winter precip.
Tomorrow.
And then we shut it right back on
for Thursday and Friday with Snow.
So take a look at the next 12 hours.
Come over to TV screens and
take a look at this graphic.
You'll see things kicking off this afternoon.
Rain, snow. Now look at tonight.
You'll have that rain changing over to snow.
So this time tomorrow morning
we're talking about snow showers.
More on this weather.
Warm day coming up guys
guys thank you. Looking
at the map for you, it's quiet within
the metro which is good news for now
as you're from guy that is all going
to shift the few hours from now but
leave a check of traffic cameras.
This is up in Mounds View Hwy 10 County Road.
Jay Road conditions in great shape
and we of course are going to get
back to the storm here in a moment.
But first we are following
some breaking news right now
out of downtown Saint Paul.
Where two people are dead
after a shooting there.
It happened at the corner of 5th
St East and Cedar St that's right
near the light rail and a bus stop.
CC is live at the scene right now
with the latest details. Hi CC.
Hi, good morning.
The scene of the shooting here has
cleared as of 6:00 o'clock this morning.
We've seen people getting on and off
the light rail, on and off buses here,
but we do want to show you what
the scene looked like overnight.
When we came here,
we first got word that there was a shooting.
Just a couple hours ago.
We heard from Metro Transit spokespeople
about what happened here overnight
and they tell us that this all
started around 8:30 last night.
Metro Transit and Saint Paul police came
here because there were reports of shots.
Been fired inside of this building,
the structure here behind me at the
corner of 5th St East and Cedar Street.
Now this building is right near the Green
Line Central station, as you saw here.
And when police got here,
they found two people with gunshot wounds.
Both were taken to a nearby hospital,
but they both later died.
As of this morning,
no arrests have been made,
but the investigation,
Metro police say,
is still ongoing.
Now we've been in contact with Metro Transit
Police and Metro Transit spokespeople and.
There's more information pours then
we'll definitely update you with that.
But as of right now,
the schedule for the bus station
that's right around the corner
here and also for the light rail.
Metro Transit spokespeople say that
is on schedule if you're heading
out for your commute this morning.
Jenna, Alicia,
good
information for the commuters to
know this morning. Thank you, CC.
Well, some more information that
you need to know this morning as we
continue to follow our weather warm day
in just a few hours from now.
A wintry mix of rain and ice will
make it hard out on the roads.
Yeah, even Anderson joins us now.
With what you at home can do
to prepare, you still got time.
Yes, there is some time to do everything
you can to cope with that icky issue,
as you've been calling it,
weather that's coming our way.
Snow, rain, ice,
a lot of the melting snow that
can cause concern for flooding.
So we want to share that.
City crews here in Saint Louis Park
spent the past 24 hours making sure
sewer drains are clear so the melting
snow and rain has somewhere to go.
A plumber we spoke with also.
Encourages homeowners to check your sump
pumps and make sure they're running.
Also make sure to have a battery
backup in case of a power outage
and a water alarm in your basement.
Preventative steps you can take
ahead of weather like this.
It can be a problem, especially,
you know,
if we get a bunch of rain
and the grounds froze.
It it can create issues like the
ground will absorb it if you got
bad grading or we get into the
inner city parts where the houses
are really close to each other,
there's just north for that water to go.
Another thing that you can do is to
periodically check your basement
or your front yard just to make
sure there's no pooling water.
Now, of course,
these conditions can also make
it pretty tricky to drive.
We'll have a few helpful reminders
before you hit the road,
especially come lunchtime.
Back to you. Alright.
Eva reporting live for us in
Saint Louis Park. Thank you.
Yeah, well, XL Energy says it is staging
crews right now in case of snow,
freezing rain, or wind,
in case any of that takes out power
during this storm if you do lose. Power.
They ask that you report it to them.
You can stay informed on outages
with their website or app,
and Excel is also reminding people
to stay away from downed power lines.
Have your home emergency kit ready,
and keep a close eye on things like
space heaters if you need to use them.
Well, if you have a flight today, yeah,
keep an eye on the departures board at MSP.
At last check, 11 flights are cancelled,
seven are delayed.
As we start feeling the impacts
of this storm,
make sure you have the care 11 weather app.
It's really handy because you'll
get personalized forecasts,
live radar and weather alerts,
helping you stay ahead of any weather system.
You can find it wherever you get your apps.
The
Youth Hockey Association in Saint
Cloud is asking families to put a
hockey stick outside their door so
one of their own can play hockey.
With the angels.
17 year old Charlie Boyk was killed in a
car crash Saturday night in St Augusta.
Police say he rolled his car.
Into a ditch and slippery road
conditions could have been a factor.
We just we're gonna
really really miss Charlie.
Here's a great part of our community.
Great part of our team.
All the guys all the players loved him. True
teammate. You had a definition
of a teammate would be Charlie
Blake. A go fund me for Charlie's family
has already raised nearly $40,000.
The family says they plan to use
that money to create a scholarship
fund in Charlie's honor.
We're learning more this morning
about a crash we first told you
about yesterday. And sunrise.
Minneapolis police say a 14 year
old was behind the wheel of a stolen
Kia that crashed Sunday night.
It happened in north Minneapolis
near 39th and Upton.
That teen was seriously hurt in the crash.
Investigators think he was speeding and
saying no one else was in the vehicle. In
a couple of hours,
city leaders could vote to make a community
Commission on police oversight a reality.
City Council is taking a final vote today.
The Commission would be responsible with
review and oversight of Minneapolis.
Police right now there's two
civilian groups in charge.
This proposal merges those bodies into one.
Wildlife officials are investigating
this morning after 13 bald Eagles
were found likely poisoned,
near a landfill in Inver Grove Heights.
Vets suspect that they ate part
of an animal carcass that was
improperly dumped at the landfill.
Three of the Eagles died.
The other ten are currently in
the ICU at EU of M Raptor Center,
but are expected to survive.
Alright 608 and we
are turning back to the weather right now.
Ooh, look at this.
Where, where is this from?
We're taking a live look with our
one of our traffic cameras here,
Pierre SD it looks like.
Yikes, sorry Pierre SD, but hey,
this is coming our way too.
So get ready for it.
Of course we've been calling
this a weather warm day and guy
has it all covered this morning.
Absolutely. Yeah, it's Carolyn.
Weather Warm day today because travel
could be impacted by this as you get
into the afternoon evening time,
that's where we could see.
Some things turning a little slick
for you out there on the roadways and
we're already seeing that off to the
South and West as this will slowly
spin up and tilt to the north and West
throughout the daytime and that's when
we'll find our chance for wintry weather.
Right now you got rain, snow,
sleet all falling against S and
West temperatures in the mid 30s.
It's quiet for a good portion of
northern Minnesota and eastern Minnesota.
That's all gonna change,
especially for folks watching
in the Brainerd area.
We're talking about snow later this morning,
early afternoon.
So 36 wintry mix moves in at noon.
That'll be our high temperature today.
Rain, snow, sleet.
That all kicks off late morning,
early afternoon.
Tomorrow we'll get a break in the
winter precipitation and then snow
moves in Thursday and Friday.
And keep in mind we keep even see
some slick spots develop tomorrow
morning for the early morning drive.
That could be a little mess with the rain.
And Snow transitioning over to
fully snow tonight.
So take a look at the next 12 hours.
You'll see rain, snow,
sleet kind of just getting that again,
that wintry precipitation here
now look at tonight.
You'll see temperatures right
around the mid 30s,
rain,
snow eventually changing over to
snow with an E breeze at 14 mph on
top of some gusts of up to near 40 mph.
And that could slow things down
for the early morning drive.
But for the forecast tomorrow I
have damp and drizzly for Thursday.
Snow showers, temperatures in the mid 30s.
I'll continue to stay on top of your care.
11 weather Warren Day throughout the daytime.
Coming up,
I'm gonna run some forecast animations
and we'll time out when you can find
the wintry mix and your neighborhood.
Also have winter storm warnings,
winter weather advisories,
and ice storm warnings to get
into S and West roads.
Could be very slick there.
That's all coming up.
Guy, thank you. A lot of
people have been sick lately.
And for a lot of these people,
they might be dealing with a fever.
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