Minnesota weather: Bitter cold and windy day ahead
Saturday will be bitterly cold, with a high of just 15 degrees and sub-zero windchills. The winds will stick around throughout the day as gusts reach around 35 mph, with sustained winds expected at 10 to 15 mph.
Saturday will be bitterly cold, with a high of just 15 degrees and sub-zero windchills. The winds will stick around throughout the day as gusts reach around 35 mph, with sustained winds expected at 10 to 15 mph.
Cold weather ahead after first snowfall
Saturday will be the coldest day in the 7-day forecast with forecasted highs in the low teens. Winds will be gusting from the NW at 35mph making the temperature feel like below zero for the entire day. We may see some flurries to start the day, but the main focus will be the cold temps. Some sunshine is expected on Sunday with highs making it into the upper 20s, which is still below our average high of 41. Thanksgiving week starts off quiet with highs in the low 30s.
Saturday will be the coldest day in the 7-day forecast with forecasted highs in the low teens. Winds will be gusting from the NW at 35mph making the temperature feel like below zero for the entire day. We may see some flurries to start the day, but the main focus will be the cold temps. Some sunshine is expected on Sunday with highs making it into the upper 20s, which is still below our average high of 41. Thanksgiving week starts off quiet with highs in the low 30s.
Historic lake-effect snowstorm creates whiteout conditions in western New York
Now, surpassing 4 feet in areas near Buffalo, the enormous lake-effect snowstorm is producing a winter weather bingo from snow squalls to thundersnow.
Now, surpassing 4 feet in areas near Buffalo, the enormous lake-effect snowstorm is producing a winter weather bingo from snow squalls to thundersnow.
NY declares state of emergency in 11 counties as massive snowstorm hits
Buffalo could see 4 feet of snow from a major snowstorm that will take place through Sunday. The forecast prompted the NFL to move Sunday's Bills-Browns game to Detroit.
Buffalo could see 4 feet of snow from a major snowstorm that will take place through Sunday. The forecast prompted the NFL to move Sunday's Bills-Browns game to Detroit.
Dangerous snowstorm paralyzes Buffalo, western New York
Up to 4 feet of snow might fall in some spots through Sunday.
Up to 4 feet of snow might fall in some spots through Sunday.
The best ways to shovel snow and stay safe doing it
The painful task of shoveling your driveway, sidewalks, and stairs can be easier if you know how to do it properly.
The painful task of shoveling your driveway, sidewalks, and stairs can be easier if you know how to do it properly.
Twin Cities likely to see largest November temperature swing in more than 40 years
Early November warmth is nothing new. A mid- to late-November chill is also nothing new. But getting both of them in the same year? Far. Less. Common.
Early November warmth is nothing new. A mid- to late-November chill is also nothing new. But getting both of them in the same year? Far. Less. Common.
Twin Cities could see largest November temperature swing in 40+ years
Early November warmth is nothing new. A mid- to late-November chill is also nothing new. But getting both of them in the same year? Far. Less. Common.
Early November warmth is nothing new. A mid- to late-November chill is also nothing new. But getting both of them in the same year? Far. Less. Common.
Friday's forecast: COLD! With wind chills near 0
Saturday will be even colder and windier.
Saturday will be even colder and windier.
'Crippling' lake-effect snowstorm expected to bury Buffalo, New York, in up to 4 feet of snow
A long-duration lake-effect snowstorm is expected to bury parts of western and northern New York, including the cities of Buffalo and Watertown, in up to 4 feet of snow into this weekend.
A long-duration lake-effect snowstorm is expected to bury parts of western and northern New York, including the cities of Buffalo and Watertown, in up to 4 feet of snow into this weekend.
Minnesota weather: Here's how cold it'll get this weekend
It'll feel more like January than November this weekend. Here's how cold it'll get.
It'll feel more like January than November this weekend. Here's how cold it'll get.
Thursday's forecast: The cold has arrived
Highs Thursday in the 20s, wind chills near zero Friday and Saturday
Highs Thursday in the 20s, wind chills near zero Friday and Saturday
Shoveling tips: How to clear your driveway so you don't get icy wall from snow plow
Here are tips so you don't end up with a wall of chunky, icy snow at the end of your driveway when the snowplow passes – inevitably right after you head inside from shoveling.
Here are tips so you don't end up with a wall of chunky, icy snow at the end of your driveway when the snowplow passes – inevitably right after you head inside from shoveling.
Wednesday's forecast: Snow lingers with highs in the low 30s
Highs tomorrow in the 20s and it gets even colder through the weekend.
Highs tomorrow in the 20s and it gets even colder through the weekend.
Another slippery commute Wednesday morning
Roads around the metro remained slick Wednesday morning as light precipitation continued to fall overnight. The Metro got about .9'' Tuesday.
Roads around the metro remained slick Wednesday morning as light precipitation continued to fall overnight. The Metro got about .9'' Tuesday.
Twin Cities roads remain wet with less ice Tuesday evening
Many roads around the Twin Cities are cleared of snow, but remain wet for drivers. FOX 9?s Babs Santos gives a live report of road conditions.
Many roads around the Twin Cities are cleared of snow, but remain wet for drivers. FOX 9?s Babs Santos gives a live report of road conditions.
Slippery Twin Cities commute continues Tuesday
Although not as bad as Monday when snow first arrived and Minnesotans continued to adjust to winter driving, commuters across the Twin Cities still saw slick roads well into Tuesday evening.
Although not as bad as Monday when snow first arrived and Minnesotans continued to adjust to winter driving, commuters across the Twin Cities still saw slick roads well into Tuesday evening.
More than 70 crashes, 1 fatal, as light snow continues in Minnesota
Roads are better Tuesday than yesterday, but snow is still causing delays.
Roads are better Tuesday than yesterday, but snow is still causing delays.
Tuesday afternoon forecast: 1-3 inches of snow possible
After roughly 1-3 inches of snow for most of us on Monday, we'll do roughly the same thing over the next 24 hours into Wednesday morning. Off/on light snow with evolving slippery spots as we tease a thaw Tuesday maybe even a touch of drizzle (or snizzle!?) Tuesday evening.
After roughly 1-3 inches of snow for most of us on Monday, we'll do roughly the same thing over the next 24 hours into Wednesday morning. Off/on light snow with evolving slippery spots as we tease a thaw Tuesday maybe even a touch of drizzle (or snizzle!?) Tuesday evening.
Weather: Minnesota is no stranger to November snow
While the long-talked-about Halloween Blizzard is the exception and not the rule, we do get some snow just about every year during the month of November.
While the long-talked-about Halloween Blizzard is the exception and not the rule, we do get some snow just about every year during the month of November.