Significant snowstorm could drop up to 18 inches of snow in metro
There have been no big changes to the forecast overnight. Everything is still on track for Minnesota's significant winter storm with major impacts Saturday evening through Sunday.
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There have been no big changes to the forecast overnight. Everything is still on track for Minnesota's significant winter storm with major impacts Saturday evening through Sunday.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has signed an executive order authorizing the Minnesota National Guard to support emergency operations for a winter storm expected late Saturday into Sunday.
A major winter storm is set to bring significant snow and wind to parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin this weekend.
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Sunday could see temperatures in the 60s with sunshine. Monday will also be above average.
Friday's rainy weather won't cause any flooding, but this is the time of year when high water can quickly become a problem.
Off-and-on showers continue for most of Friday in the Twin Cities amid a classic, messy March storm.
Thursday's the calm before Friday's soggy storm in parts of Minnesota, with some fog and low clouds to start the day again.
Sunday will see highs in the 20s, but more sunshine is expected. We start the week warmer, climbing back into the 30s.
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Wintery weather returns this weekend.
Highs return to the 40s Friday in the Twin Cities, with wind gusts up to 30 mph.
A weak wave of low pressure — which has a few snow showers in the Arrowhead — will help things warm up nicely for the Twin Cities Thursday afternoon.
Temperatures are starting in the single digits again Sunday morning in the metro and only reach the teens in the afternoon.
This weekend will be cold with temperatures in the low 20s on Saturday, but feeling more like single digits throughout the day.