Following several cold weeks, we’ll see a noticeable warmup to start the week. Temperatures then return to seasonal levels near the freezing mark as multiple clipper systems move through, bringing the potential for heavier snow and mixed precipitation.
Snow continues overnight for far southern Minnesota with several inches of accumulation. Cold air moves in behind for tonight into early Monday. More snow chances develop this week.
Yet another round of snow will fall Saturday into Sunday, this time in southern Minnesota. More cold air moves in behind for tonight and Sunday. There are more chances at snow next week.
A surge of cold air arrives Friday night, setting the stage for a chilly weekend across the region. Southern Minnesota may see another half foot of snow as a quick-hitting clipper system sweeps through the region late Saturday.
The active and cold pattern continues. Friday will be briefly warmer and near 30 degrees ahead of another round of snow showers. More snow showers are possible Saturday followed by cold.
After a brisk start Thursday, milder air arrives tonight ahead of light snow from a fast-moving Friday clipper that could drop several inches across central Minnesota.
After a chilly start Thursday, temperatures will slowly rise throughout the day with highs set near midnight. Light snow could be just enough for slippery roads Friday morning.
A brief but potent chunk of arctic air is diving south. It will drop temps below zero statewide tonight. A few more disturbances move through, bringing light snow in the days ahead.
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