Spring has already sprung in a lot of Minnesota yards after an unusually warm winter. Will those tender new leaves survive the snow and colder temperatures headed our way?
Many areas will see snow beginning Thursday afternoon or evening and continuing into early Friday. Heavier snow and strong winds are expected Sunday into Monday.
Snow will develop west and expand east by Thursday evening and overnight. Friday will be mostly dry before more snow develops late Saturday into Sunday.
The latest Mood of the Nation Poll finds that nearly half of Americans think the federal government should play a major role in determining water allocations in parts of the country that are experiencing water scarcity.
Two-thirds of American adults indicate they experienced at least one of five major weather events in 2023, according to the McCourtney Institute for Democracy’s latest Mood of the Nation Poll. Severe storms led the list, with 45 percent indicating they lived in storm-impacted communities.
Two separate weather systems are still on track for Minnesota through next Tuesday. The first brings some snow Thursday night. The second system looks potentially bigger and wetter from Sunday through next Tuesday.
Chilly air is back Wednesday and sticking around. Blustery northwest winds will make it feel colder. Snow develops Thursday into Thursday night with another system this weekend.
Two separate storm systems look likely to bring snow to Minnesota. There are still forecast questions about both systems. The second system could be heavier.
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