The second winter storm in as many days is heading into Minnesota this evening. The national weather service says it will dump between three to eight inches across much of south central and central Minnesota, including the Twin Cities and parts of northwestern Wisconsin. By tomorrow morning, winds up to 40 miles an hour are expected to create near blizzard conditions in parts of central Minnesota. In the south tonight, more sleet and freezing rain is expected. Yesterday's storm dumped as much as 10 inches in the arrowhead region. Jim Vic is marketing director for Lutsen ski resort on the north shore of lake superior. He says today was the best skiing of the season: