A snowy coating up north by Friday?
Some light snow looks likely across northern Minnesota Friday.
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It had to happen eventually.
Forecast models Wednesday suggest a coating of snow is possible across much of northern Minnesota by Friday. Temperatures in the 20s and 30s Friday morning will supply the cold air for possible snow.
And a weak low-pressure system in northern Minnesota Friday morning looks likely to produce several hours of snow showers.
Forecast models are cranking out a broad area of one to three inches of potential snowfall accumulation across northern Minnesota by late Friday.
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Since the ground is still relatively warm, some of the snow will melt as it falls to earth.
Snow is not uncommon in northern Minnesota in October. Still, it’s a sign that our seasons are changing.
Forecast models are hinting at milder air again late next week.
Stay tuned.