Temperatures will remain cold Monday with single digit and subzero highs. Another clipper system will deliver more light snow late Tuesday into early Wednesday followed by more cold.
Blowing snow and strong northwest winds will continue through Sunday night, followed by a surge of bitter cold that has prompted cold weather advisories.
State transportation officials in Minnesota and North Dakota closed highways in the Red River Valley on Sunday, as fresh snow and gusty winds combined to create blizzard conditions across the region.
A fast-moving clipper system will bring light snow, very strong winds and dangerously cold wind chills across the region through early Monday, prompting multiple weather advisories including concern for near-blizzard conditions in parts of western Minnesota.
Snow squalls and strong winds are expected today as an arctic front moves through the region, bringing brief periods of reduced visibility and falling temperatures.
A series of snow bands will sail across Minnesota through Sunday. Snowfall will add up to a few inches in northeast Minnesota with less snow elsewhere.
With 40-degree days behind us, we’ll settle into much colder conditions this weekend behind a system bringing scattered snow showers and gusty northwest winds.
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