A powerful winter storm is set to slam the Twin Cities this weekend, prompting blizzard warnings for parts of central and southern Minnesota as heavy snow and wind gusts over 50 mph threaten dangerous travel.
A powerful late-season winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow, dangerous winds and near-blizzard conditions to parts of Minnesota and western Wisconsin this weekend, with travel becoming nearly impossible on Sunday.
A powerful winter storm brings wind, heavy snow, and ice mixed in late Saturday through Sunday. A narrow band of super heavy snow could drop double digit snowfall totals.
Minnesota could be in for a large March snow storm this weekend. A strong system is heading toward the region for March 14 and 15 and there’s increasing potential for some pretty heavy snowfall. Much of southern and eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin could see 12 to 18 inches of snow, with possible isolated totals of over 20 inches.
MPR News’ meteorologists are tracking the system to bring you the latest forecast.
Delta Air Lines said Friday that it’s canceling some flights to and from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport this weekend, ahead of what could be a major winter storm.
The first round of a one-two punch of winter storms in Minnesota dropped more than a foot of snow on parts of the North Shore from Thursday into Friday.
Much of southern Minnesota can expect at least 6 inches of snow this weekend. The National Weather Service says a band of up to 2 feet will likely hit somewhere between the Twin Cities and Rochester.
We’ll get a break from any precipitation for most of Friday with decreasing clouds. The next winter storm system moves in Saturday, dumping heavy snow across southern Minnesota into Sunday.
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