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Southern Minnesota is likely to see heavy snow overnight Saturday night and Sunday morning. The Twin Cities metro area will see several inches of snow from the same storm, and the heavy snow band may creep into parts of the metro area.
The weekend brings cold, then heavy snow
Minnesota will see cold temperatures overnight Friday, then a quiet Saturday before a snowstorm hits the second half of the weekend.
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The latest computer model info shows that southern Minnesota will see the most snow overnight Saturday night into Sunday. We’ll see enough to shovel and plow in the Twin Cities metro area too. We have your weekend forecast details.
Colder air and light snow are impacting Minnesota Friday, but a much more potent storm moves in Saturday night.
Friday is starting off bitterly cold for northwestern Minnesota, while other parts of the state are seeing snow.
Light snow is making its way across Minnesota and also dropping temperatures for parts of the state. A far more potent snowstorm targets southern Minnesota by Saturday night.
Weekend weather: Southern Minnesota may see the heaviest snow
Light snow will spread from west to east across Minnesota Thursday afternoon and evening. A more significant batch of snow is expected Saturday night and Sunday, with the heaviest snow over southern Minnesota, but enough snow to shovel and plow in most the Twin Cities metro area.
An area of light snow moves across the state Thursday into Friday. Then a much more potent snowstorm targets southern Minnesota on Sunday.
Wednesday’s sunny skies are being replaced by increasing clouds and light snow moving across the state Thursday.