
Next spring snowstorm will arrive in Minnesota early Wednesday
Weather conditions will shift in the Twin Cities on Tuesday as a cold front moves in and the next storm system approaches.
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Weather conditions will shift in the Twin Cities on Tuesday as a cold front moves in and the next storm system approaches.
Expect seasonable highs near 40 under a mostly sunny sky.
Monday is bringing both record-breaking heat and an elevated fire risk to Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
Another beautiful day is on the way Sunday, with plenty of sunshine helping to melt more snow.
Minnesotans have enjoyed winter on the ice, but there are now signs of changing seasons across the Twin Cities metro.
A NEXT Weather Alert has been issued as parts of Minnesota, including the Twin Cities, gear up for a spring storm that could drop several inches of snow by midday Wednesday.
Monday will be warm, with temperatures well above average, before a messy spring storm moves through Minnesota in the middle of the week.
High pressure will keep the sunshine around Sunday, helping highs reach the 40s and the 50s on Monday.
Things will stay mild in the Twin Cities on Wednesday, with highs approaching 50 degrees.
Highs will be slightly cooler but still unseasonably warm on Tuesday in the Twin Cities, with light rain possible later on.
Despite more clouds on Sunday, temperatures will climb even more into the mid-40s and stay there all week.
This weekend will be the warmest since the start of the month.
An extreme cold warning will be in effect from 9 p.m. Monday to 10 a.m. Tuesday. Temperatures will plummet to the double digits below zero and wind chills will be even worse.
Dangerous cold has prompted a NEXT Weather Alert on Monday.
An extreme cold warning is in effect for much of the state, with parts of southern and eastern Minnesota as well as western Wisconsin under a cold weather advisory.