Minnesota weather: Valentine's Day snow continues into Friday evening
Snow hit central and eastern Minnesota Friday afternoon and is starting to taper off going into the evening, with fewer and lighter snow showers expected for the remainder of the evening. By overnight Friday, the snow is expected to fade away, but roads may continue to be slick.
MINNEAPOLIS — Wednesday will remain frigid across Minnesota, and the southern part of the state will likely see light snow.
More widespread snow will arrive on Friday, with the potential for it to be heavier too. As things stand the NWS is ...
You need some thermal underwear, pants, shirt, sweatshirt, coat, snowpants, gloves, hat, scarf...so many things to try to ...
Despite the frigid temperatures so far this winter, the amount of snowfall in Minnesota is still significantly below average.
A winter system that arrives in Minnesota on Friday could drop accumulating snow in the Twin Cities, and 4-6 inches of snow ...
In other words, the current storm track favors bigger snow totals to the south and east of Minnesota. The ensemble models — ...
A weekend snowstorm is predicted to bring 4 to 7 inches of snow to the metro and central Minnesota Friday night and Saturday ...
Partly cloudy and colder on Sunday with flurries at times but no snow accumulations. Highs on Sunday will be much colder with afternoon temperatures near 5 degrees and wind-chills near -10 to -15 ...
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