Greenland’s ice sheets melted 33 billion tons of water a year in 1993. In the last decade, the average skyrocketed to 254 billion tons of melt on average. That’s a seven-fold increase.
The entire state will be below zero by Tuesday morning. The lowest temperatures will come Wednesday morning, with many places falling to minus 10 to minus 20.
Snow will continue to clear out quickly across the state, with all except eastern Minnesota out of it by noon. The Twin Cities is expected to get between 2 to 4 inches, while the Duluth area could get another 6 to 10 inches.
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