A significant winter storm delivers difficult travel through Wednesday. Whiteout conditions are possible across western and southern Minnesota. Another shot of subzero temperatures is also on the way.
After a brief return to milder temperatures, the state takes another artic dive the second half of the week, with another drop early next week. The same system that brings the next temperature tumble also brings a fresh coat of snow to Minnesota.
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Southerly winds are returning Minnesota to more seasonable weather but the milder trend does not last long. A storm Tuesday into Wednesday brings measurable snow, gusty winds and much colder air back to the state.
The arctic chill is moving on, and milder temps are on tap to start the week. We have the forecast details, including some accumulating snow Tuesday evening into Wednesday.
Arctic cold air remains over us this Sunday, but it’ll be replaced by much milder air on Monday. We have a look at the week ahead, including our snow chances.
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