Mild Saturday Precedes Windy, Snowy Sunday Cold Front Arrival
As the weekend approaches, Saturday promises mild temperatures before a significant weather shift on Sunday.
Mild Saturday Precedes Windy, Snowy Sunday Cold Front Arrival
On Saturday, the state will experience temperatures in the 40s, making it a relatively comfortable day. However, dense fog will cover most areas in the morning hours, which is expected to clear by noon. Despite the fog dissipating, overcast skies will persist throughout the day.
Weather Advisories in Effect
- A dense fog advisory will be active from 8 p.m. Saturday until 6 a.m. Sunday.
- A winter storm watch is set to begin at 6 a.m. Sunday for central and southern Minnesota.
Weather forecasts indicate that a cold front will sweep through on Sunday, bringing high winds and the possibility of heavy snowfall. Winds could gust up to 40 mph, particularly impacting driving conditions. Temperatures are anticipated to start in the 20s but are expected to drop throughout the day.
Severe Conditions Expected Sunday Evening
The most severe weather conditions are likely to occur on Sunday evening. Blowing snow may lead to blizzard-like situations, making travel hazardous. Snowfall is expected to continue into Sunday night, tapering off by Monday morning.
Cold Start to the Work Week
As the work week begins, temperatures will plummet, potentially falling to single digits. With wind chill factors, it could feel even colder, resembling the negative teens.
Residents are advised to prepare for these shifting weather patterns and to check for updates regularly.
