You saw the Metrodome collapse.  The Vikings will now play the rest of their home games at the nearby University of Minnesota stadium.  From SB Nation:

The Minnesota Vikings are scheduled to host the Chicago Bears Monday night. Problem! Their stadium, the Metrodome, has a rather large hole in its roof. Solution! Host the game at TCF Bank Stadium, the home of the University of Minnesota football team! Problem! It’s an open-air stadium, and that same snow storm that damaged the Metrodome also dumped 17-inches on Minneapolis, and now there’s five-foot snowdrifts on the field. Solution! Offer to pay people $10-15/hour to literally work around the clock clearing the snow in a desperate effort to get TCF Bank Stadium ready in time … but then quickly decide you’re only taking volunteers instead!Worth noting: it’s currently about 20 degrees in Minneapolis, with a low tonight of zero.

So why haven’t the Vikings officially announced the move to TCF Bank Stadium? Besides it being covered in snow — with another 5-7 inches possible over the next couple of days — there is an avalanche of other problems: 

• Snow removal will cost around $700,000 (covered by the NFL though)
• TCH Bank Stadium seats 50,000 fans; 63,000 tickets have been sold. There’s apparently not even enough room for Vikings’ season ticket holders.
• There are no beer taps installed at the concession stands of TCF Bank Stadium (college campus). Currently, there are only “discussions” of whether or not alcohol will be sold
• The field is not heated, which causes concern for players’ safety
• Monday’s high is 16 degrees. 

Volunteers will be welcomed beginning Thursday morning. Shovels are provided, “but volunteers are welcome to bring their own.”

Good luck!

[SB Nation]