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Heavy snowfall rates hitting parts of the Twin Cities and greater Minnesota Tuesday. Many in the storm will see snowfall between 4 and 8 inches.

The snow should wrap up by 8 p.m. in the metro area but run through Tuesday night north and east. Expect subzero and single-digit wind chills across Minnesota Wednesday.

Expect periods of heavy snowfall Tuesday. Slick roads and difficult travel conditions are likely.

We’re still on track for snow and slippery roads Tuesday.

Morning and afternoon rush hours Tuesday in the Twin Cities will likely feature snow and slick roads as southern Minnesota gets a snow shot. The North Shore also looks likely to get some snow.

Light snow will brush northern Minnesota Monday while southern Minnesota sees mild temperatures in the 40s. Heavier snow develops Monday night into Tuesday across central and southern Minnesota with a mix in southeastern Minnesota. Cold and wind blow in Wednesday.

Southern Minnesota will see a mild day again Monday with highs in the low 40s. Northern Minnesota will see some light snow with a coating of 1 inch possible near the international border. A winter storm will bring snow to much of central and southern Minnesota into western Wisconsin late Monday night into Tuesday evening. It’ll be colder and windy Wednesday.

There’s snow in our forecast. Parts of northern Minnesota will see some Monday flakes. A low pressure system is expected to spread a swath of snow across southern Minnesota, the Twin Cities metro area, plus parts of central and northeastern Minnesota and much of Wisconsin Tuesday and Tuesday night. We have the updated snow forecast.

Most of Minnesota and western Wisconsin will have pleasant Sunday weather. Northern Minnesota could see some Monday flakes, but the main snow event this week will hit parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin on Tuesday.

We’ll see fairly typical late-November temps this Sunday. Dry weather is expected in most of Minnesota and western Wisconsin through Sunday night, then the north could see some flakes on Monday.