polar vortex

Consistently cold weather (under 32F) does not create potholes. It's the fluctuation in temperature above and below 32F that creates conditions necessary to turn streets into war-zones. Our early taste of March means an early pothole season this year. Oh snap.

The Farmer's Almanac is predicted this to be a colder and snowier than average winter. Is that such a bad thing?

The Moorhead Schools Choir and Carolers put a unique twist on a classic song to voice their woes of having to go to school during the Polar Vortex.

A Minnesota YouTuber who does cold weather experiments must have been in heaven last week with the Polar Vortex.

The folks at AccuWeather are running computer models to try to predict what the 2014-2015 winter season will bring, and Polar Vortex is a word that has popped back up as a very real possibility.

Former KBJR and now current WCCO reporter Rachel Slavik is taking her national attention from the Colbert report in stride, as she was mocked for her segment about the recent cold weather snap. Slavik definitely was thinking outside the box when she was  reporting recently about the Polar Vortex...

The Polar Vortex has created havoc all over the country with plunging temperatures not seen in twenty years. Dead car batteries, heaters giving out, and broken pipes abound including a flow of sewage from a ceiling. Can you imagine, trudging to get to work with temperatures hovering around -20 degrees, you get settled in at your desk and all of a sudden brown water starts pouring from the ceiling.