Air temperatures will be very cold throughout this week, and we’ll have several days with very cold wind chill temps. We’ll also have at least two opportunities for snow.
Forecasters are warning of treacherous holiday travel and life-threatening cold for big parts of the nation, as an arctic air mass blows into the already-frigid southern United States.
We have details on our Monday afternoon and evening snow potential plus a look at the very cold temps and wind chills that are on tap for Wednesday through Friday. We might also see a plowable snow Wednesday into Wednesday night.
Temperatures retreat on Sunday then much colder air will arrive Tuesday and linger for several days. We have details on that, plus the snow outlook for the coming week.
Minnesota and Wisconsin will see periods of light snow again today, then Sunday looks flake-free. We have details on our weekend weather and the plunging temps that are in the forecast this coming week.
Periods of light snow continue in Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin this Saturday. A winter weather advisory continues in some areas due to snow, blowing snow and reduced visibilities.
Snow showers continue on and off Friday into Friday night as our multiday storm slowly moves east. Friday will still be relatively mild but temperatures will be cooling down through the weekend. Next week brings subzero temperatures and wind chills.
Utilities warn some households will likely lose power again over the next couple weeks as more trees weighed down by the heavy snow bend or break over power lines.
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