Minneapolis, MN – A powerful spring storm is set to bring heavy snow and strong winds across Minnesota and Wisconsin from late Tuesday into Wednesday, leading to hazardous travel conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, rain on Tuesday will transition to snow overnight, with the heaviest snowfall expected from southern Minnesota into western Wisconsin. Forecasters predict accumulations of up to 6 inches in some areas, with gusty winds increasing the risk of blizzard conditions, especially in southern Minnesota.
The Winter Storm Watch has been expanded to include a larger portion of southern Minnesota and parts of western Wisconsin. Winds could reach 30-40 mph, leading to reduced visibility and dangerous road conditions. The heaviest snow will likely fall between late Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.
Residents are advised to monitor weather updates, limit travel during peak storm hours, and prepare for power outages due to heavy, wet snow. The National Weather Service urges caution and preparedness, recommending emergency supplies and safe snow removal techniques to avoid injuries.
For the latest updates, visit weather.gov.
