Many Minnesotans will have Sunday highs in the 30s and 40s. Then wintery weather returns, with plowable snow and much colder temps on Monday and Tuesday.
Sunday will bring us the warmest temps of the next 5 days. Colder air and plowable snow are in the forecast for Monday and Tuesday. We have the updated snow forecast.
Saturday afternoon winds will be highest in western Minnesota, and parts of northern Minnesota could see some flakes. We have your weekend forecast details, which include some 40s on Sunday. We also take a look at the snowstorm potential on Monday and Tuesday.
Blizzard warnings continue Friday afternoon in much of northwestern Minnesota and parts of west-central and central Minnesota. Also, winter weather advisories now include the Twin Cities metro area Friday afternoon and evening.
State transportation officials closed several major highways in northwestern Minnesota on Friday morning as a winter storm brought blizzard conditions to the region.
A vigorous clipper system is bringing major wind to Minnesota Friday. Northern Minnesota will also see more significant snow accumulations and what snow does fall is creating blizzard conditions in northwest Minnesota. Southern Minnesota will see just a dusting of snow but also high wind gusts of up to 50 mph.
Temperatures are already warmer statewide as south winds are blowing in milder air Friday. Snow is already falling Friday morning in northern Minnesota where several inches will fall. High winds will create blizzard conditions in northwest Minnesota. Farther south, little accumulation is expected but high winds will develop late in the day.
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