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Tuesday’s lunar eclipse was the first time that it has coincided with winter’s solstice since 1638, 372 years! So you tried to stay up, you tried to watch it, After about 20 Minutes you fell asleep. All the hype..... its the First solstice since 1638...the Next one wont be until 2094!! You missed the day when the Earth, Moon and Sun aligned well never fear! Stadium Status is here! we got you!

Minnesota Received 14 inches of Snow, and its said that after the storms pass, the Midwest will be hit with Below Average temperatures, some places will be up to 40 Below Zero, and up to 50 Mile per hour winds in others causing Whiteouts! Much of the upper Midwest braced for frigid temperatures and heavy snowfall Sunday as the National Weather Service warned of blizzard conditions spanning parts of eight states. The heavy storm was moving eastward a day after it dumped 20 inches of snow in parts of the region, forcing numerous road closures and even postponing for a day an NFL football game when the New York Giants were unable to get to Minneapolis to play the Minnesota Vikings. A blizzard warning was in effect Sunday for Chicago and much of northern Illinois, all of Iowa, large sections of southern Minnesota and Wisconsin, and smaller areas in North Dakota, South Dakota, Missouri and Michigan, according to the National Weather Service. Most of the rest of the region was under ...

( CNN )–Much of the upper Midwest battled blizzard conditions Saturday, with a combination of heavy snow, fierce winds and sub-zero temperatures pummeling the region 10 days before the official start of winter. A blizzard warning, issued by the National Weather Service, stretched from South Dakota to Wisconsin and down to Missouri and Illinois. The storm was expected to dump between 15 and 20 inches of snow in some locales. The storm will likely gain strength during Saturday, before bearing down on the Chicago, Illinois, area, the weather service said. Even before the current storm, Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, this season have had 16.7 inches of snow as of the first week of December. Some areas to the west and south have had more, including 22.9 inches in Chanhassen, the National Weather Service said. More snow came Saturday, with another 7 to 11 inches forecast through the afternoon. The precipitation should taper off by evening, the weather agency said, with temperatures dro...