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A band of showers with possible embedded thunder develops in South Dakota and rolls into Minnesota overnight into Wednesday. Snow comes Thursday to northern Minnesota, with potentially plowable accumulations through Friday.
Nice Tuesday before wet weather develops Wednesday into Friday
Tuesday will be the last sunny day for a while. Temperatures will range from 60 degrees south to just 40 in the Arrowhead. Showers and thunderstorms develop late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, the first of a few rounds of moisture. Snow will fall Thursday, north.
Bright sunshine Tuesday; rain, thunder and snow develop Wednesday
Enjoy the lighter winds and sun Tuesday because we won’t see much of either for several days. Highs will range from the near 60s south to the 40s north. Rain, thunder develop early Wednesday with some snow to the north. Moisture lingers into Friday.
Windy, bright Monday; snow lingers northeast; next storm arrives Wednesday
Snow continues in Lake and Cook counties in northeastern Minnesota Monday. Most of southern and western Minnesota will see sun. Gusty northwest winds will blow at 15-30 mph. Rain develops Wednesday, part of a large storm system.
Windy, snow showers northeast Monday; more rain, snow Wednesday
Scattered snow showers will continue in northeast Minnesota Monday. Sunshine will break out across western and southern Minnesota Monday with gusty northwest winds. Highs will range from the upper 30s to low 50s.
The snow isn't over: Storm totals, weather advisories and warnings
We have an update on snow totals and additional snow that’s expected Sunday afternoon and evening. Some spots will see snow linger into Monday. We also have an update on river levels.