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Challenging commutes: Snow and wind today; thaw next week
What could be the most challenging week of winter for commuters continues today with another shot of snow and wind. A second clipper brings another snowy swipe tomorrow.
Nuisance snows, slick roads; January thaw in sight
Our next subzero arctic front blows into town Thursday into Saturday. Temperatures push minus 20 in a few north metro suburbs Friday and Saturday morning before moderating next weekend.
Periods of light snow; milder temps
A January weather formula in Minnesota might look like this:  warmer temperatures = a chance of snow. It doesn’t always work out that way, but it will today. Two rounds of snow A cold high pressure system is moving away, and an approaching low pressure system will spread light snow into southwestern Minnesota by early afternoon. The light…
Not as cold on Sunday; Monday and Tuesday flakes
I actually heard “is it cold enough for ya?” at the gas station yesterday. Minnesotans will be dealing with single digit highs again today, but we’ll see some teens on Sunday: A few flakes are possible Sunday night. Monday and Tuesday Highs in the 20s return to southern Minnesota on Monday: As is often the case…
Two more subzero mornings; flakes next Monday and Tuesday
Single digit highs are expected over most of Minnesota Friday, and a few spots in the far north could top out slightly below zero. All of Minnesota will see below zero low temps this weekend.
Single digit highs; no big snows
Minnesota high temps will be in the single digits below zero in the north today, single digits above zero in the south. Northern Minnesota will see the coldest low temps Friday morning, in the 20s below zero.