Multiple Weather Threats (Praedictix, Twitter/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Accumulating Snow North - PM Tornado Risk South/East of Twin Cities
NOAA's Storm Prediction Center has a slight risk of severe storms for much of southeastern Minnesota, including a 5% tornado risk - unusual but not unprecedented for early March. There may be severe/tornado watches issued later today, so be alert for that. On the cold side of the storm a stripe of plowable accumulation is still expected for parts of central and northeastern Minnesota
March 10, 2021 at 3:22PM
Snowfall Potential. The 06z run of ECMWF (the European model) still shows a semar of 2-5" from near Alexandria and Brainerd to Duluth and the North Shore. Accumulating snow and a slight tornado risk in the same state at the same time. Only in Minnesota.