Just three days after it opened for the season, Bentleyville Tour of Lights, the beloved holiday tradition in Duluth, Minnesota, is closed on Wednesday "following significant damage" from Tuesday night's storm.

Widespread travel delays will mount across the United States in the days leading up to Thanksgiving with severe storms, thick fog, flooding rain and even a blizzard in the forecast across the country.

The first snowstorm of our cold season will bring rain and snow to the state and parts of the region Tuesday into early Wednesday.

Forecasters expect up to 14 inches of snow w, with strong winds creating blizzard conditions for Thanksgiving travelers.

Minnesota Power crews are responding safely and as quickly as possible to restore power as the region digs out from the season’s first snowstorm that began Tuesday night.

Our first storm of the winter season is already starting to hit northern Minnesota, and it’s causing some schools to close early on Tuesday.

The winter storm watch issued in Minnesota on Tuesday and Wednesday has expanded further south, with weather officials saying up to 10 inches of snow is possible in the worst-hit areas of the state.