Our record March storm is not over yet. Snow continues in central and northern Minnesota. Rain will change to snow on Tuesday morning in the Twin Cities.
The biggest winter storm of the season slammed the Brainerd Lakes area, Duluth and the North Shore of Lake Superior. Heavy snow closed schools and caused dangerous travel conditions. It also provided a last dose of winter fun that many people had longed for.
Snow has turned to rain in southern Minnesota as warmer air is drawn into the storm. Expect periods of rain Monday from the Twin Cities to the south. Heavy snow will continue in northern Minnesota and the North Shore.
The season’s biggest snowfall hit Minnesota on Sunday. The Twin Cities metro area and much of Minnesota saw nearly 6-8 inches of snow from late Sunday into early Monday.
Snow changed over to rain in the Twin Cities early Monday morning leaving a slushy, slippery mess on streets and sidewalks. To the north, snow continued to fall — with more than a foot in some locations by midday.
A winter storm will spread heavy snow and strong winds across much of Minnesota and Wisconsin Sunday and Sunday evening. We have the updated snow forecast.
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