The early to mid afternoon hours will see very heavy snowfall in the Twin Cities with one inch per hour or more of snowfall. We’ll then see a break late in the afternoon and early evening before lighter to moderate snow redevelops.
Authorities issued a no-travel advisory for parts of southwest Minnesota on Tuesday, as a winter storm continued to bring a wintry mix of precipitation to the region. The National Weather Service reported thundersnow and thundersleet at Albert Lea and Waseca.
A wintry mix of snow and freezing rain showers develop Monday night into Tuesday with the heaviest snow falling Tuesday. Snow showers will linger into early Thursday, making this a prolonged event.
A major winter storm will gradually spread a wintry mix into southern Minnesota on Monday followed by wet snow mainly farther north. Light snow could linger well into Wednesday.
A winter storm will spread snow and freezing rain into Minnesota and western Wisconsin Monday, Monday night and Tuesday. We have an update on snow amounts and who has the best chance of freezing rain.
Some of us are starting the New Year with areas of fog and freezing drizzle. We have details on that, plus a look at the winter storm that will move in on Monday.
We’ll have areas of fog and freezing fog Saturday evening into Sunday morning. Parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin will see substantial snow totals from Monday into Tuesday, while other areas have freezing rain. We have an update on the winter storm, plus a look at the top five Minnesota weather events of 2022.
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