Active week of winter weather continues in Minnesota

Updated 10:30 a.m.

Snow showers will linger mostly in far southeast Minnesota with lighter snow showers and flurries scattered elsewhere across the state. More snow is possible Wednesday into early Thursday.

Lingering snow with more ahead and cold

Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories continue in southeast Minnesota. Snow showers will linger for southeast Minnesota into Tuesday and then gradually end west to east by early Wednesday. The rest of the state can expect flurries.

Additional snowfall totals Tuesday will be most significant in the southeast corner of the state.

The snow was most substantial in southwest Minnesota where many areas saw more than a half foot.

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It will still be relatively mild Tuesday with highs in the low 30s across southeast Minnesota. 

Winds will also increase for the southern portions of the state with winds of 20 to 30 mph, gusting to near 40 mph.

Another system brings yet more snow showers late Wednesday into early Thursday. Then a larger storm system grazes southern Minnesota Friday into Saturday. 

Additional snowfall Wednesday will be a coating to as much as a few inches in parts of northern Minnesota. 

Frigid air then moves in for the end of the week and the weekend. By Thursday night lows will already drop below zero across western Minnesota.

Highs will be in the single digits even in the Twin Cities by Sunday, subzero north and west.

Overnight lows will be subzero statewide Saturday and Sunday nights. Wind chill values Sunday morning will be as cold as 20 to 30 below zero. 

Sunday night looks to be the coldest night with lows well below zero statewide into early Monday morning.