Wintry mix spreads across Minnesota

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Lingering snow showers will exit for most but linger into the Arrowhead. Temperatures will continue to be mild — mainly in the 30s and 20s — across the state. Another storm system is possible late Wednesday.

Lingering snow showers will wind down for most but we’ll see some snow showers continue on and off into the midday across portions of northeast Minnesota.

Skies will also remain mostly cloudy across the state Tuesday. 

High temperatures will be back into the 30s across southern and southeastern Minnesota with a bit of a gradient northwest where temperatures will be in just the teens. 

Watch for some refreeze and slick spots overnight Tuesday into early Wednesday as temperatures dip a bit more than the previous mornings.

Wednesday again will bring high temperatures that are above normal for mid-January.

The next storm system is going to clip the southern half of Minnesota late Wednesday into Thursday. This time we’re talking about snow rather than rain.

Portions of far southern and southeast Minnesota could be looking at significant snowfall, adding up to more than several inches.

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Lingering snow showers will exit for most but linger into the Arrowhead. Temperatures will continue to be mild — mainly in the 30s and 20s — across the state. Another storm system is possible late Wednesday.


Snow wraps up, still mild Tuesday; another storm Wednesday night into Thursday

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