Updraft

Our furnaces have been working hard during this cold stretch. We have details on when our temps will rebound. How does our season snowfall stack up to last year’s pace?

When will it warm up? The answer to that question, plus the areas with the best snow chances over the next couple of days.

Canadian high pressure will bring us a cold Saturday night and a chilly Sunday. A dry week with moderating afternoon temperatures will begin on Monday.

Frigid Canadian high pressure will bring us a cold weekend. Then look for gradually milder temperatures as we go through next week. And no big storms are on the weather horizon.

Arctic air seeps into Minnesota again this weekend. The longer-range forecast looks milder.

It is said no two snowflakes are alike. It turns out the temperature at the time of snowflake formation is critical to determining what type of snow crystal falls to earth.

The heaviest snow Friday afternoon into Friday night will be in northeastern Minnesota. The Friday evening commutes could also be affected in central and southern Minnesota due to light snow and patchy freezing drizzle. We have the latest Minnesota snow depth map, plus forecast details for your weekend outdoor adventures.

A snowstorm Friday will bring everything from heavy snow in the North Shore to freezing drizzle for parts of southern Minnesota. Then frigid air settles in for a cold weekend ahead.

Another snowstorm moves across Minnesota Friday bringing everything from heavy snow in the North Shore to freezing drizzle for parts of southern Minnesota.

Thursday’s light snow proved once again it doens’t take much snow to cause havoc on roads.