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Updraft® - Minnesota Weather News
Craig Edwards

Tracking the snow for southern Minnesota

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Snow will be increasing in coverage this morning and fall at varying intensities today and this evening in southern Minnesota.

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Screen capture radar shortly before 7 a.m. CST. Image:wundergournd.com

A winter weather advisory has been posted for about the southern third of the state. Snowfall could reach 4 inches later today.

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Be cautious when traveling today.  Drive with headlights on when encountering snowfall. Watch for changeable road conditions.

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Cold air remains in place for your Saturday, but winds will be on the light side.

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High temperatures on Sunday are expected to be around 15 degrees below normal.

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Blustery winds will drive more arctic air into the upper Midwest on Monday.  Wind chill readings on Monday are likely to be well below zero.

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