A brief but frigid arctic air mass moves in through Wednesday morning. Temperatures could challenge the coldest readings so far this winter in the Twin Cities.
Overall, it appears this winter will most likely come in near or slightly colder than average across much of Minnesota, with near to above-average snowfall.
Temperatures hold or fall through the day Monday. Expect single digits for the southern half of Minnesota and subzero readings in northern Minnesota. Subzero temperatures on Tuesday give way to high teens and 20s above zero by Wednesday.
After yet another fresh coating of snow, temperatures are set to drop once again. Expect temperatures to largely remain in the single digits Monday, perhaps popping briefly into the low teens this afternoon before falling this evening.
We’ll see periods of snow Sunday evening, then the main weather feature for the first few days of the week will be the cold temperatures. We have your forecast details.
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