
Temperatures, clocks spring forward this weekend in Twin Cities
A lovely weekend is on tap in the Twin Cities, with the nearly foot of snow dropped on Wednesday on its way out.
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Katie Steiner loves everything about her home state of Minnesota, and considers forecasting for Minnesota and Western Wisconsin such a privilege. Katie joined the WCCO team in the fall of 2018 and has loved every moment since.
Prior to coming home, Katie worked at the CBS affiliate in New Orleans, LA where she covered hurricanes, tropical storms, massive flash flooding events, and even a rare snowfall. She has also worked in Spokane, WA and Columbia, MO.
Katie is passionate about Minnesota weather, and received her certificate in Meteorology from Mississippi State University.
Katie's roots in Minnesota run deep, and she grew up surrounded by veterans. Her grandpa was an Army Reserve General based at Fort Snelling, her dad was a Navy pilot, and her uncle was an Air Force navigator. They made such an impact, her little sister was a Navy nurse, her little brother is a Navy jet pilot, and two of her cousins are in the Air Force and Marine Corps respectively. You can say the 4th of July is a pretty special day in the Steiner family.
Katie, her husband, and children are active in the Twin Cities community. They love to be outside: skiing at the cabin, tennis in the summer, cross country skiing in the winter just to name a few. You will most likely find Katie and the kids watching local sports at night...Katie's daughter is obsessed! Her family is also very involved in their local church, where Katie sings regularly at mass.
A lovely weekend is on tap in the Twin Cities, with the nearly foot of snow dropped on Wednesday on its way out.
The freshly fallen snow from Wednesday's spring storm will take a beating on Thursday in the Twin Cities, with plenty of sunshine and highs above freezing.
A spring snowstorm is lingering Wednesday morning after already dropping plowable snow on the Twin Cities and other parts of Minnesota overnight.
Snow is already piling up Tuesday night as a spring storm could bring up to half a foot of snow to the Twin Cities.
Monday will be warm, with temperatures well above average, before a messy spring storm moves through Minnesota in the middle of the week.
An extreme cold warning is in effect for much of the state, with parts of southern and eastern Minnesota as well as western Wisconsin under a cold weather advisory.
Sunday will be much like Saturday, with temperatures falling into the teens and a wind chill that makes the air feel even colder.
Seven day outlook appears to stay relatively the same: cold, below average temperatures with wind chills below zero.
Thursday's snowstorm has exited Minnesota, but the winds will blow that snow around during the Friday morning commute.
After much of southern Minnesota was under a freeze warning early Tuesday, the Twin Cities will warm up nicely.
Fall may have been tardy this year, but it's now in full effect in the Twin Cities.
After a round of storms pushed through the metro on Saturday morning, another round is expected in the evening before a fall-like Sunday.
Summer sticks around for the next couple of days, with humidity still up, temperatures in the mid-80s and lots of sunshine.
Tuesday will be a carbon copy day of Monday in the Twin Cities, with highs around 80, lots of sunshine and low humidity.
Parts of Minnesota are still assessing damage after storms late Saturday and overnight left some with large hail, and others with high winds that knocked down trees and led to power outages for tens of thousands.