Some areas will see periods of drizzle, freezing drizzle and light snow Friday night and Saturday. We have your weekend weather details, plus a look at Thursday night and Friday snow totals.
Snow wraps up by midday Friday in southeastern Minnesota. Areas of drizzle are possible late Friday into early Saturday. Highs will be in the 30s Friday south, 20s north. Next week’s storm looks to be slow-moving and moisture-heavy.
Snow will continue into midday across southeastern Minnesota with afternoon highs climbing into the 30s and 20s Friday. Snow showers are possible statewide Saturday. A large storm develops early next week.
Snow and a wintry mix will affect travel in parts of southern Minnesota and southwestern Wisconsin Thursday evening into Friday morning. We have details on that, plus a look at our weekend weather.
Thursday will be warmer with sun most of the day. Highs will range from the low 30s to the teens north. Snow develops Thursday night into Friday for southern Minnesota. A bigger storm is possible next week.
After a cold start, temperatures warm to the low 30s in southern Minnesota with teens and 20s north. A winter weather advisory goes into effect late Thursday into Friday morning for southern Minnesota.
The fourth annual Dark Sky Festival begins Thursday evening in Cook County in far northeastern Minnesota, a region increasingly known for its astrotourism and a chance to see truly dark skies in an ever-brightening world.
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