MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The brunt of Wednesday’s expected snowstorm should move through the area southeast of the Twin Cities, but that doesn’t mean the metro area will be dodging this winter bullet completely.
There is already a line of moderate snow activity hovering along the state’s western border with South Dakota. Places like Worthington and Redwood Falls could see some flurries on and off throughout Tuesday.
But the snow isn’t expected to reach the Twin Cities and parts southeast until overnight into Wednesday. The heaviest snow should move more into Wisconsin and even over the Chicagoland area.
The southeastern corner of Minnesota could see between 5 and 9 inches of snow.
The Twin Cities, however, could end up skirting a line of snow-rain mix, and the snow that does fall will likely be more heavy and wet than previous winter storms, owing to the warmer temperatures, which should be somewhere just above freezing.
More rain-snow showers are expected on Friday into Saturday, but again, with the temperatures sitting above freezing, it’s not likely that there will be major accumulations.
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