Weather team is following a major weather pattern change that could bring a couple rounds of significant snow to Minnesota later this week, potentially making March the snowiest month of the winter season for the Twin Cities.
Most of the workweek will be relatively quiet and chilly. Besides a brief warmup on Tuesday with temperatures expected to be in the high-40s, temperatures will mostly stick to the 30s all week.
Thursday is where big changes are expected. That’s when a weather system is expected to arrive in Minnesota, bringing a chance of snow. It would be the first notable snow since mid-February.
The timing of the system is still in flux, but as of the most recent forecast, it looks like the system will arrive later in the afternoon.
Once the system pulls away Friday morning, whatever snow is left is going to stick on the ground due to cold temperatures. The forecast is subject to change, but right now 1 to 3 inches of snow is possible from this system.
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