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Winter storm warning: 9 inches possible for central Minnesota
By 7 a.m. Thursday, the snowy swath reaches into central Minnesota. By lunchtime, it’s snowing around Duluth. A wintry mix is possible in the Twin Cities, but the trend is for mostly rain in the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota by afternoon.
After record snowfall, more snow on the way for northern Minn.
About 8 inches fell in the Twin Cities Tuesday — the second highest October daily snowfall ever recorded in the metro area, topped only by the Halloween blizzard of 1991 (yes, we have to mention the Halloween blizzard). It’ll be a relatively quiet Wednesday, with only isolated precipitation chances. Thursday: The snow returns in northern Minnesota.
Heavy snow shatters October records
Many locations from St. Cloud through southern Minnesota including the Twin Cities picked up more than 6 inches of snow.
Twin Cities upgraded to winter storm warning
The season’s first major winter storm is here. The heaviest part of the storm moves through the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota this afternoon. Snowfall rates in the heaviest snow bands will reach an inch per hour.
Here we snow: 4-6 inches of snow forecast for central Minnesota
Snow started falling in western Minnesota early Tuesday and will be spreading across the center of the state throughout the morning. For much of Minnesota, the snow will be heavy enough to set records.
Game on: Plowable October snowfall arrives Tuesday
The season's first significant snowfall accumulation arrives for many Minnesota locations Tuesday.