Winter storm watches go into effect starting at 12 a.m. Tuesday in southwestern Minnesota to 6 p.m. Tuesday along the North Shore. A wintry mix is possible Monday night into Tuesday morning in southwestern Minnesota. The wintry mix develops east through Tuesday.
Mild, mostly cloudy and dry Monday with highs in the 30s statewide. Rain, snow and freezing rain develop southwest Monday night and move northeast Tuesday. Rain and snow will continue on and off Wednesday with heavy snow developing near Lake Superior. Periods of all snow will continue Thursday into the weekend.
Computer models still show a wintry mess in much of Minnesota Tuesday into Wednesday. We have the latest info on the winter storm that will slow commutes in Minnesota and portions of Wisconsin and North Dakota.
Quiet weather is on tap for most areas this Sunday. A winter storm is expected to hit parts of Minnesota with heavy snow and freezing rain from late Monday night into Wednesday and Thursday. We have an update.
A winter storm packing powerful winds, heavy rain and potentially several feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada shut down highways, toppled trees and triggered flood watches and avalanche warnings.
We’ll have pesky clouds with us through much of Sunday. Details on that, plus an update on the winter storm that will hit parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin this coming week.
Intermittent light snow and patchy drizzle will continue into Saturday afternoon in many areas. Parts of northern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin could also see some freezing drizzle, and heavier snow is possible today near Lake Superior. We have details on all that, plus a look at the winter storm that will hit the upper Midwest this coming week.
Areas of drizzle, freezing drizzle and light snow are expected across much of Minnesota and western Wisconsin Saturday morning. That combo will linger into afternoon in the northeast. We have the details.
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