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Cold weather advisories continue as temperatures stay below zero
Bright sunshine will dominate the weekend forecast, though bitter Arctic air will continue to drive wind chills well below zero. Temperatures will stay well below average with little moderation expected.
Bitter cold loosens grip but subzero temperatures persist
A bitterly cold air mass will remain in place across the region as a strong area of high pressure settles in for the northern Plains.
Extreme cold Friday, temperatures will remain below normal into next week
Very cold air remains in place Friday with subzero highs and frigid wind chills all day. We drop back into the teens to near 30 below zero Friday night. Temperatures will remain below normal into next week. 
Extreme cold warning: Coldest air mass in 7 years for much of Minnesota
An extremely cold arctic air mass is pouring south into Minnesota into the upcoming weekend. This could be the coldest air in seven years for much of Minnesota.
Temperatures plunge Thursday afternoon ahead of arctic chill
The region is entering its coldest period in several years as arctic air pours south, driving temperatures well below zero and pushing wind chills into dangerous territory.
Dangerous cold moving in making for the coldest temps of winter
After the snowfall comes the coldest air of winter. Extreme cold settles in tonight into the weekend with dangerous wind chills tonight into Friday. 
Arctic outbreak on the way: What it means and how to prepare
Extreme cold warnings and watches are in effect across parts of the region as an arctic air outbreak brings dangerous wind chills capable of causing frostbite on exposed skin within minutes. How to best prepare for the incoming cold.
Another round of light snow followed by the coldest air of winter
Wednesday will be closer to normal with highs in the 20s. We get another round of midday and afternoon snow showers followed by the coldest air mass of winter.