Snow showers will develop Tuesday followed by colder air for Wednesday. Another system will bring more snowfall Thursday followed by even colder air Friday and Saturday.
Several systems are set to move across the Upper Midwest this week, providing multiple chances for snowfall just in time for the holiday. Temperatures begin with above-average highs then cool to more seasonable levels and drop again by the end of the week.
Mild temperatures Sunday night will lead to a warm Monday, with highs ranging 5 to 10 degrees above average. Seasonal temperatures are expected on Wednesday, before a colder airmass moves in to close out the week. Several weather systems will impact Minnesota this week, bringing minor snow accumulations.
Dense fog will persist into Sunday morning, with temperatures remaining mild and above freezing. The upcoming week will bring active weather, as several systems are expected to impact the state.
Our wintry mix of sleet, freezing rain, and snow will come to an end Saturday night as the system moves eastward. Meanwhile, warm air will continue to flow in, with temperatures rising into the mid-30s by Sunday and lasting into Monday.
A wintry mix of sleet, freezing rain, and snow will create slippery travel conditions this Saturday. Warmer air will bring above-average temperatures on Sunday and into the start of the work week.
Warm, moist air moving over colder temperatures will bring a wintry mix from Friday afternoon through Saturday. Snow and sleet accumulations are expected to be light, but some freezing rain may also accumulate.
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