Weather

The clouds will likely stick around for most of the day, highs in the 30s.

This week skiers and snowboarders around the metro are making the trip out to Taylors Falls. That?s where Wild Mountain is once again one of the first ski hills in our area to open for the season.

Starting with a little snow in the AM, it was a cold day for trick-or-treaters on Halloween 2023 in Minnesota.

It wasn't quite a blizzard but a coating of snow late Monday night into Tuesday made for a snowy and slippery start for Halloween in Minnesota.

Halloween 2023 is officially the second-snowiest Halloween on record for the Twin Cities, behind the Halloween blizzard of 1991.

Nature decided to dress up as Christmas for Halloween this year!? Blustery as morning flakes and clouds give way to a sunny and cold afternoon with a lot of melting, 30s feel like the 20s with the wind. Breezes relax for Trick-or-Treaters as temps fall below freezing after sunset.

It's not the blizzard of 1991, but snow did arrive in the Twin Cities just in time for Halloween. Snow Monday night is creating some slick conditions on area roadways.

Overnight snow flurries will begat some slick roads for your Tuesday morning commute.

A drop in temperatures over the weekend brought in Minnesota?s first taste of winter cold, causing people to alter Halloween plans and ready their homes.

In the cold zone as we start with frozen sunshine and head to the mid-30s this afternoon. Late-day clouds lead to a dash of light snow Monday night into Tuesday morning (about 1 inch in the Metro possible). Clearing sky for Halloween, but temps fall below freezing for Trick-or-Treaters.

This won't be the Halloween Blizzard of 1991, but around .5 inches of snow could make for slippery roads later tonight and tomorrow morning.

Bring the coats when you take your kids out trick-or-treating this week.