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Temps will drop overnight on Sunday, pushing Minnesota into a deep freeze for most of the week. Here's what to expect:

The early forecast has the Twin Cities metro looking at 3 to 6 inches of snow on Saturday. But there is one factor that could affect totals.

Winter weather advisories are in effect across central Minnesota, including most of the Twin Cities metro, as snow on Monday morning could cause some disruption for the early commute.

The major wildfires in California have ripped through thousands of acres of land in Los Angeles, destroying thousands of homes and leaving at least five people dead. The same acreage would stretch across much of the Twin Cities.

The Twin Cities area is set to see its first significant snowfall this winter as a system moves into the state on Thursday.

It is starting to feel more like November, with flurries possible in the Twin Cities on Wednesday.

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Wet heavy snow will continue to fall this evening with occasional bursts of very heavy snow together with gusty east-northeast winds.

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