A spring snowstorm continues to drop plowable snow in the Twin Cities and other parts of Minnesota Wednesday morning, with some areas seeing a foot of snow. Due to the snow and accompanying strong wing gusts that are impacting visibility,

Many residents worked from home during Wednesday's onslaught of snow, while others skied. However, many neighborhoods are still digging themselves. WCCO's David Schuman shows us how neighbors are stepping up to look out for each other during this snow emergency.

Minnesota is digging itself out of a major winter storm system that dumped a foot of snow on Wednesday morning. Snow started falling on Tuesday afternoon/evening but intensified overnight, causing havoc on the roads, causing the suspension of bus services in the Twin Cities, and at one point leaving more than 11,000 households without power.