Minneapolis, MN – Bitter cold temperatures will grip Minnesota this weekend, with wind chills dropping as low as -15°F in some areas. Commuters on major roadways like I-94 should take precautions as icy patches and freezing temperatures may impact travel safety.
According to the National Weather Service Twin Cities, the weekend will begin with widespread below-zero wind chills and highs around 18°F on Saturday. Winds from the northwest at 10 to 15 mph will add to the cold, making outdoor activities potentially hazardous. Sunday morning could feel even colder, with wind chill values ranging from -10°F to -20°F in rural and urban areas alike.
The five-day outlook shows a gradual warm-up by Tuesday, with highs reaching the mid-20s, but snow chances return by afternoon. Residents should prepare for a 20% chance of flurries on Tuesday evening, which could create slick conditions overnight.
Friday night will see mostly clear skies, with lows around 7°F, while Saturday promises sunny but frigid conditions. Winds will ease slightly by Sunday, though temperatures will remain unseasonably cold. Bundle up if heading out, and ensure pets are protected from the dangerous cold.
By early next week, temperatures are expected to stabilize in the low 20s, with a slight chance of snow showers Tuesday into Wednesday. Drivers should remain cautious as icy conditions could develop during late-night hours.
Stay updated with the latest weather reports to plan your weekend activities safely.
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