A massive storm is causing disruptions across the Midwest and is expected to affect other parts of the U.S. throughout the weekend. Here’s how to prepare for a possible power outage.
The highest snow totals Friday into Saturday will be in southern Minnesota and in Wisconsin. Very cold temps and strong winds are on tap for the weekend.
A significant winter storm will continue to affect southern Minnesota Friday with more snow and increased wind by the afternoon. The system will pull in our coldest air of the season behind it.
While the snow was later — and lighter — than previously expected across much of southern Minnesota on Friday, a blast of subzero air remains on track to sweep across the region this weekend.
A winter storm will bring several inches of snow to portions of Minnesota and Wisconsin Thursday night into Saturday morning. We look at forecast snow amounts plus incredibly cold temperatures and wind chills.
With temperatures expected to drop below freezing across Minnesota this weekend — plus more snow expected throughout the state — here are a few things you should know to keep warm and safe.
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