After another cold, sunny start, clouds are streaming in across Minnesota ahead of afternoon snow for the southern third or so of Minnesota. We can expect snow to spread into southwest Minnesota mid to late morning and arrive in the Twin Cities by around 1 to 2 p.m. and persist into the evening hours.
Temperatures remain chilly in the wake of Tuesday’s snowfall and that cold air isn’t going anywhere quite yet. More snow is on the way for the southern third of Minnesota Thursday afternoon.
One (or two, if you’re in central Minnesota) snowfalls are done and — hopefully — cleared away. It will be another cold, subzero night Wednesday, and we have more snow on the way for parts of southern Minnesota on Thursday. Chilly temperatures persist through Friday.
Cold, dry air and has settled in behind the biggest snowfall for the Twin Cities in two months. The chill will stick around through Friday. Temperatures return to seasonal norms Saturday. Next week brings more consistently warmer temperatures just in time for March.
After fresh snow the last couple days, it will be cold the remainder of the week. Highs will only be in the single digits Wednesday. Morning temperatures are starting out subzero statewide with wind chills ranging from 10 to 20 below zero in the south to as cold as 40 below zero in the northwest.
We are in the thick of the heaviest snow in the Twin Cities midday Tuesday. We’ve seen anywhere from 1 to 4 inches so far with another 2 to 3 on the way before snow slowly tapers Tuesday afternoon. Strong northwest winds are causing blowing and drifting of snow.
Road conditions were improving Wednesday morning across Minnesota, in the wake of a winter storm that brought heavy snow to much of the state on Tuesday.
A storm system coming in behind unseasonably warm weather has led to a chain-reaction crash that shut down part of an interstate in eastern North Dakota amid forecasts for heavy snow in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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