
Another Surge. NWS Doppler radar at 6:41 PM shows heavy showers and T-storms pushing across southwest and south central Minnesota toward the Twin Cities. Another 1-2" of rain may fall overnight, aggravating the flood situation across the state. If you've already been impacted by wet basements, street flooding or stream overflows stay alert - there may be more problems into the morning hours Monday.
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Slow & Snowy Morning Commute. 'Warmer' End of Week
Commuters will wake up to slow and snowy conditions today as a fast moving clipper scoots through. A coating up to 2 inches will be possible in the metro, while 3 to 5 inches will be possible north of the cities. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson
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One More Cold Day; Milder & Snowy Thursday
I am happy to report that today will be our last really cold day. We turn the temperature corner tomorrow as a clipper scoots through the region with a cosmetic coating of snow possible just in time for our Thursday commute. Check the blog for more updates. -Todd Nelson
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Coldest Temps Since Early March; 9 months ago
We wake up to feels like temps in the -10s and -20s across much of the state today and tomorrow with wind chill values holding in the -10F range during the daylight hours. I am happy to report that Polar plunge fades by Thursday as temps warm back into the 20s. A light snow coating will be possible on Thursday and once again Friday night. Check the blog for more details. -Todd Nelson
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Coldest air so far this season will follow today's snow
Give yourself some extra time Monday morning as snow will impact the morning commute with 2-5" possible across the metro. Behind the snow comes the coldest air of the season so far as temps will tumble Monday and barely make it above zero Wednesday. Click for more details. - D.J. Kayser
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Paul Douglas: A 'Category 2' winter storm for Monday?
We're still tracking snow for your Monday morning commute. It appears the heaviest will be north of the Twin Cities metro with some 2" to 4" tallies still possible in the metro. -Todd Nelson