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Slow moving winter storm to impact Minnesota most of the week

Dry, mild Monday; rain, snow and ice develops Monday night into Tuesday

advisories
Winter storm watch for much of Minnesota Monday night or Tuesday
NOAA via pivotal weather

Mild, mostly cloudy and dry Monday with highs in the 30s statewide. Rain, snow and freezing rain develop southwest Monday night and move northeast Tuesday. Rain and snow will continue on and off Wednesday with heavy snow developing near Lake Superior. Periods of all snow will continue Thursday into the weekend.

Calm before the storm Monday

Monday will be mainly dry, mostly cloudy and mild. Highs will be in the 30s nearly statewide.

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Forecast high temperatures Monday
NOAA via pivotal weather

Ice potential southwest Minnesota Monday night into early Tuesday

Rain, snow and freezing rain develops in southwest Minnesota Monday night into early Tuesday.

mon nt precip
Forecast precipitation 9 a.m. Monday through 7 a.m. Tuesday
College of DuPage Weather

Ice accumulation is possible across much of southwest Minnesota.

24 hr ice
Forecast ice accumulation Monday night through 6 a.m. Tuesday
NOAA via pivotal weather

Rain and snow spreads across the state for the rest of the week

Rain and snow showers spread east and north through Tuesday into Wednesday.

Tue night precip
Forecast precipitation 7 a.m. Tuesday through 12 a.m. Wednesday
College of DuPage Weather

Most snowfall will accumulate across central and western Minnesota into early Wednesday.

48 hr snow
Forecast snowfall through 12 a.m. Wednesday
NOAA via pivotal weather

The impacts from this storm will continue into the weekend with additional rain and snow accumulation followed by our coldest air of the season potentially next week.