Here in Faribault and Owatonna, we get 43.3 inches of snow per year, which I know doesn't sound great, but when you compare it to this particular city, it sounds rather decent.
Whether this is your first time driving on Minnesota roads during winter or your 400th, these ten items are vital to keeping you alive and thriving during Minnesota's harsh winter.
If you're like me, your heat has been on for the last couple of weeks, but sometimes it isn't enough. The chill just sinks into your bones. That's when the fireplaces and space heaters make an entrance. Just remember: these winter comforts can provide coziness, but if left unaccompanied, they can become fire hazards.