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Weather and Climate News

Saturday snow: 2″ to 5″ likely MSP, 5″ to 10″ south

Saturday snow: 2″ to 5″ likely MSP, 5″ to 10″ south

Happy meteorological winter! December opens on a snowy note across southern Minnesota. Our first storm of meteorological winter brings heavy snow to the I-90 corridor. The Twin Cities rides the northern fringe of the significant snow zone. Here’s NOAA’s NAM 3 km resolution model sequence of events. This system looks plowable from the Twin Cities south all the way…
by Paul Huttner

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Snow Saturday for southern Minn. and metro; highest totals south

Snow Saturday for southern Minn. and metro; highest totals south

Snow will probably begin in the Twin Cities metro area sometime Saturday afternoon and continue into Saturday night. Periods of lighter snow are expected Sunday morning. The far south metro area has the best chance of seeing 4 inches of snow, while the far north metro may see only an inch or so.
by Ron Trenda

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