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Imbolc Waning Cold Moon
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Snowy start
Mike_Fairbourne, WCCO meteorologist
A winter storm warning and tough travel conditions will greet you Monday morning. This long duration snow evemt will bring us 6-8 inches of snow, but that will be over a three day period.
Road crews should be able to keep ahead of the snow, making road conditions tolerable. Before this ends on Tuesday, we will add enough new snow to keep smiles on the faces of skiers and snowmobilers.
Once this slow moving storm passes, we will stay close to average in the temperature department. Thursday morning looks the coldest..close to zero.
It's just about over -- at least until the next storm. St. Paul joined Minneapolis in declaring a snow emergency.
The federal government in the nation's capital has largely been shut down since Friday afternoon, when a storm began dumping up to 3 feet of snow in some parts of the region.
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We should have some sunshine Wednesday. However, it will be cold, Chris Shaffer reports (1:00).
The snow is gone and the sun will return for Wednesday, Chris Shaffer reports (1:00).
Mostly Sunny and cooler Wednesday and we could get more snow Friday, Chris Shaffer reports (1:02).
There will be some patchy snow showers Tuesday with temps dropping, Mike Augustyniak reports (1:03).
Another inch or so of snow should fall on the Twin Cities on Tuesday, Mike Augustyniak reports (1:00).
The storm is starting to die down in the Twin Cities Monday night, Chris Shaffer reports (1:00).
The storm should pass by noon on Tuesday, Chris Shaffer reports (1:00).
Temperatures won't drop off too much over Monday night, Chris Shaffer reports (1:00).
Snow will continue through the day for central and southern Minnesota, including the Twin Cities, Mike Augustyniak reports (1:00).
Another few inches of snow are expected to fall on Monday and Tuesday, Mike Augustyniak reports (1:01).
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