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The northwest corner of Minnesota is waking up to dangerous cold Friday morning, while the rest of the state sees colder air spread. Southern Minnesota may see a few flurries.

Northwestern Minnesota is already under a wind chill advisory Friday morning until noon, due to subzero temperatures and 10-20 mph winds. 

This cold air will continue to spread across the state Friday. Many places have set their high temperatures for the day already, and temperatures will either fall all day or warm just a couple degrees in the afternoon then continue to fall.

Here is the temperature trend for International Falls through Saturday morning, showing how temperatures (shown in red) nosedive. The blue line shows the winds chills, which will stay quite cold all of Friday:

Here are the expected statewide temperatures as of Friday afternoon:

The day will stay dry for most of the state, except that a system well south of Minnesota could bring  flurries and breezier conditions to southern Minnesota by afternoon. All but northern Minnesota sees mostly cloudy skies Friday.

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Nicole Mitchell 

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The northwest corner of Minnesota is waking up to dangerous cold Friday morning, while the rest of the state sees colder air spread. Southern Minnesota may see a few flurries.


National Weather Service

International Falls temperature and wind chill trend.

Bitter cold returns to much of Minnesota Friday

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