The coldest air since early December is expected to settle over Minnesota next week.
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Douglas: More cold fronts in the coming weeks
The coldest day of the year for the Twin Cities is typically Jan. 17.
AuthoredPaul Douglas
AuthoredPaul DouglasJanuary 9, 2026
Douglas: January thaw spills over into next week
Snow possible in the days ahead but no knockdown, drag-out events. AuthoredPaul Douglas
AuthoredPaul DouglasJanuary 8, 2026
Douglas: Rain, snow today in southern Minnesota
Snow totals are up in the Twin Cities compared with this time last year.AuthoredPaul Douglas
AuthoredPaul DouglasJanuary 7, 2026
Douglas: A couple of inches of snow possible Saturday
Next week should see a few highs in the 30s.AuthoredPaul Douglas
AuthoredPaul DouglasJanuary 6, 2026
Roads in better shape after icy morning commute
Some schools canceled classes or started late as roads were slick.
January 6, 2026
Douglas: No real weather drama appears to be in sight
Highs around 32 expected for eight to nine days starting Jan. 5.AuthoredPaul Douglas
AuthoredPaul DouglasJanuary 2, 2026
Douglas: A string of highs in the 30s likely until mid-January
But icy conditions are still possible Sunday and Tuesday.AuthoredPaul Douglas
AuthoredPaul DouglasJanuary 1, 2026
Douglas: An inch or so ahead, but no blizzards in sight
Expect a string of highs near 32 degrees next week, so enjoy the powder while it’s here.AuthoredPaul Douglas
AuthoredPaul DouglasDecember 30, 2025
Douglas: Cold temperatures are expected to stick around through mid-January
Snow is possible on New Year’s Eve, too.AuthoredPaul Douglas
AuthoredPaul DouglasDecember 29, 2025
Travel remains difficult in Twin Cities, southern Minnesota as snowstorm winds down
Minneapolis and St. Paul have declared snow emergencies. It’s still slow-going on Twin Cities roads.
December 29, 2025
