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Blizzard warning western Minn.; wind chill advisory includes metro area

Blizzard warning western Minn.; wind chill advisory includes metro area

The blizzard warning becomes a winter weather advisory after 9 a.m., and winter weather advisories already cover much of western and southern Minnesota Thursday, plus portions of central Minnesota.
by Ron Trenda

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Snow spreads across Minn. today and tonight, lingers into Tuesday; temps bottom out on Friday

Snow spreads across Minn. today and tonight, lingers into Tuesday; temps bottom out on Friday

Today’s Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday will feature accumulating snow in parts of Minnesota. Periods of snow are likely across all of Minnesota and western Wisconsin overnight tonight and into Tuesday. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s North American Mesoscale forecast model shows the potential precipitation pattern Monday morning through Tuesday evening: The color chart…
by Ron Trenda

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