Snow has ended, 5-8″ from Mankato to MSP
Roads are snow covered and slippery across southern Minnesota
Snow is ending from west to east across southern Minnesota with 5 to 8 inch reports common from Mankato to the Twin Cities. CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF SNOWFALL TOTALS. Even through the snow is ending, strong northwesterly wind gusts of 25 to 30 mph will continue to create areas of blowing snow throughout the night, especially in rural areas. Roads will be snow-covered and slippery with reduced visibility due to blowing snow. Travel conditions will gradually improve overnight tonight.
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After the snow ends, the rest of this week and the upcoming weekend will be dry and generally colder than average. We’ll have a mostly cloudy and breezy start to Wednesday, but the wind will die down and the sun will come out around or shortly after lunchtime. It won’t warm up much with highs only in the low 20s on Wednesday afternoon. Friday will be the warmest day of the week with high temps climbing into the upper 30s to low 40s. The rest of the days this week and this weekend will bounce around in the upper 20s to low 30s.
We are keeping an eye on another potential system that could bring more snow by early next week. As of now it’s way too early to get specific, but some accumulation is possible. Stay tuned for updates.
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