Our Christmas rain storm lingers into Tuesday and Wednesday with scattered rain showers turning to snow showers. Temperatures will be cooler but remain above normal.
A storm system continued to drop freezing rain on parts of the Red River Valley on Tuesday after bringing both blizzard conditions and record warmth to the region over the holiday weekend.
A mess of a storm system is bringing rain, snow and ice to Minnesota this Christmas Day. The storm will impact Minnesota into Tuesday night. Temperatures will remain above normal also.
Unusually warm temps will linger in many areas through Christmas Day. We’ll also have periods of rain today and Monday, with a wintry mix or snow in western Minnesota Monday.
We’ll see plenty of rain from late Saturday night through Sunday and into Christmas Day. Parts of Minnesota will see a changeover to a wintry mix or snow. Record highs are on tap for Sunday.
The 65-mile race was originally scheduled for January 6 along the Gunflint Trail, but with recent warm forecasts, organizers say there will not be enough snow or ice.
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