Minneapolis, MN – Temperatures remain brutally cold as Minnesota endures a lingering polar vortex. Wednesday will bring a slight chance of flurries, but the bitter chill continues, with wind chills as low as -16°F.
According to the National Weather Service, light snow showers are possible overnight into early Wednesday morning, with the best chance for flurries between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Wednesday’s high will reach 24°F, marking a slight reprieve from the single-digit highs earlier in the week. Winds from the south-southwest at 10 to 15 mph will make it feel even colder. Drivers should be cautious of potentially slick roads during peak travel hours.
Looking ahead, Thursday promises mostly sunny skies but remains cold, with a high near 17°F. Overnight lows will drop to around 0°F. A warming trend begins Friday, with daytime highs reaching 22°F and partly sunny skies. By Saturday, temperatures may climb to 26°F, offering a much-needed break from the deep freeze.
Minnesota’s extended forecast highlights steady, below-freezing temperatures through the weekend, with no significant snowfall expected. While temperatures won’t breach freezing this week, the warmest day will be Saturday. Residents are advised to bundle up and monitor road conditions for potential ice.
Stay prepared by layering clothing and limiting time outdoors to avoid frostbite. Keep vehicles stocked with emergency supplies and check road conditions before traveling.
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