Snow whitened lawns and streets across central and southern Minnesota Sunday and overnight. About an inch of snow fell in the Twin Cities. Heavier amounts fell southwest of the metro area including about 3 inches in Mankato and Winthrop, 5 inches in Granite Falls and 6 inches around Madison. It has been sticking to the…
There are probably a few confused robins out there. April snow just feels strange. Take heart, warmer temps and melting snow are in the forecast. Sunday evening snow Snow will continue Sunday evening in much of southern and central Minnesota. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s North American Mesoscale forecast model shows the potential snow…
It seems strange to be talking about snow on April 8, but here we go. At least we’ll see a lot of our snow cover melt during the coming week. The details Snow spreads into west-central and southwestern Minnesota this Sunday morning, and expands into eastern Minnesota and the Twin Cities metro area during the…
We’re ready for Spring. The snowflakes that you see on Sunday will melt as temperatures warm up during the coming week. The details Snow will move into west-central and southwestern Minnesota early Sunday morning, then spread eastward. Snow is expected to reach eastern Minnesota and the Twin Cities metro area early Sunday afternoon. Periods of…
A quick update on Sunday’s snow. Winter weather advisories for snow and reduced visibilities will begin in west-central and southwestern Minnesota at 7 a.m. Sunday. Winter weather advisories begin at 1 p.m. Sunday from just to the west of the Twin Cities metro area through Mankato and Albert Lea, then over to Rochester. The winter…
Did you know that our average low temperature is 33 degrees this time of year in the Twin Cities metro area? We started our Saturday in the lower teens, and Saturday afternoon high temps in the metro area will probably creep into the lower 30s. Yup, that’s unusually cold for early April! Our average Twin…
Through the first six days of April, temperatures are averaging 15 to 20 degrees colder than normal around Minnesota. The outlook for April continues to favor cooler than normal temperatures and mixtures of rain and snow for much of the month.
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It still looks like snow will move into west-central and southwestern Minnesota Sunday morning, then spread into the metro area, southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin Sunday afternoon.