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.
We’ll have scattered snow showers statewide still Friday but generally, they’ll be lighter. Temperatures will still be mild ranging from the low 30s to the upper 20s. Colder air moves in for the weekend and next week.
It snows every year in Minnesota, but there’s something about the first statewide storm that brings us all together. Check out these photos from listeners.
Our massive, lollygagging, dayslong storm is finally beginning to wind down across Minnesota. Next week brings a bitterly cold air mass that will likely be the state’s first prolonged subzero stretch of the cold season.
Snow continues to affect travel. We have updated warnings and advisories, plus a look at snow totals. Quieter and colder weather is on tap for the weekend.
Snow emergencies have been declared in Minneapolis and St. Paul, so check where your car is parked. Periods of snow continue Thursday with the heaviest snowfall shifting north and west.
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