Heavy snow fell much of the day across a large swath of central Minnesota up to Lake Superior. Many areas saw 6 to 10 inches, with the highest totals near Lake Superior, over a foot. Snow showers will continue north but a second round of snow moves into Minnesota bringing much more widespread accumulation on Tuesday.
The first of two rounds of snow brought several inches so far and over a half foot in places across central Minnesota into northern Wisconsin. A wintry mix, including freezing rain is possible late this afternoon/evening across portions of southeastern Minnesota. We’ll see snow lighten up overnight to the north but a second round brings more snow late in the night into early Tuesday.
Snow will largely be confined to central and northern Minnesota into northwest Wisconsin through the day Monday. Farther south, the Twin Cities can expect some scattered light snow showers, but little or no accumulation. Southeastern Minnesota could see a wintry mix late this afternoon/evening. Round two of snow Tuesday will affect most of Minnesota.
A winter storm is bringing significant snowfall to much of Minnesota early this week. Most of the snowfall Monday will be across central Minnesota into northern Wisconsin. A wintry mix is possible in southeastern Minnesota this afternoon. Temperatures will be in the 20s south and subzero into far northern Minnesota.
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.
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