Sunday will be much nicer than Saturday. We’ll have reasonable afternoon temps, and winds will be much lighter than the gusty winds that we saw Saturday.
Our January-like temps are on the way out, and temps this coming week will edge closer to normal. We have details on that, plus who will have a chance of flakes late Saturday night and early on Sunday.
A chilly and blustery Saturday will be followed by milder weather on Sunday. We have your forecast details, plus a look at the incredible lake-effect snow totals from Buffalo, New York.
A winter storm dropped more than 5 feet of snow in some parts of western New York. A National Weather Service meteorologist said some places could get hit with another foot or two Saturday.
As many in the Twin Cities have faced their first days of challenging driving in snow this fall, Minnesotans new and old may realize they’ve fallen back into bad habits — not remembering how to drive in the snow. Here’s a reminder of some tips for driving and surviving in snow and ice.
Wind chills will remain in the single digits Friday in eastern Minnesota and subzero northwest. We’ll see snow showers develop Friday night with some light accumulation ahead of even colder air Saturday into Saturday night. Wind chills will stay subzero Saturday statewide.
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