Minneapolis, MN – Snow will spread across eastern Minnesota this afternoon, creating hazardous travel conditions and accumulating several inches by evening. The heaviest snowfall is expected along the I-35 corridor, with totals ranging from 2-4 inches in the Twin Cities and 3-7 inches in Albert Lea.
According to the National Weather Service, the snowfall will begin with an initial burst this afternoon, followed by a band of lighter snow extending through the evening. The highest uncertainty remains in central and eastern Minnesota, where localized variations may occur.
Hazardous travel conditions are likely during the evening commute. Drivers should expect slick roads and reduced visibility. The snow will taper off overnight, but a prolonged blast of Arctic air will follow.
Bitter cold will settle in Monday and Tuesday, with single-digit high temperatures and wind chills plunging below -40°F in some areas. Officials urge residents to prepare for extreme cold by limiting outdoor exposure and dressing in layers.
