Northern Minnesota found itself once again impacted by the latest spring storm system passing through the Upper Midwest, with snow totals ranging from a few inches to nearly a foot.
Starting today, burning restrictions are in place across more than a dozen Minnesota counties, including several in the Twin Cities metro. Among the counties affected by the restrictions are Hennepin, Ramsey, Chisago, Mille Lacs, Sherburne, Stearns, Todd and Washington counties.
Sunshine returns Monday. A quick clipper system will bring a few rain and snow showers Monday night into Tuesday. More rain and snow possible this weekend.
Heavy snow showers will persist across northern Minnesota until early Monday morning. Skies will clear, and breezy winds will ease into Monday morning. Expect above-average temperatures for the upcoming workweek, with occasional chances for light precipitation.
Blustery winds are sweeping across the state as a low-pressure system moves through. Heavy snow is expected in the northern regions, while central and southern Minnesota may experience light rain and snow showers. Temperatures will warm up throughout the week, with a few chances for light precipitation.
Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories are in effect for the northern parts of the state as an approaching storm system moves in from the Dakotas. In addition to the rain, snow and icy conditions, increasing southwesterly winds have led to a wind advisory being issued for Sunday, with gusts expected to exceed 50 mph.
Our next storm system is set to impact northern Minnesota from late Saturday night through Monday morning. The Twin Cities will see minimal impact, with a mix of rain and snow expected. Breezy winds will persist throughout the weekend until the system moves out.
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