Minnesota weather: Mild again Sunday, another surge of bitter air on the way
MN weather: Mild Sunday, bitter air surge coming
Most of Minnesota will miss out on the snow on Sunday while the northern tier of the state will have a different, wintry mix day. Some places along the north shore may pick up 6-8 inches of snow! FOX 9 meteorologist Jared Piepenburg has the full forecast.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Most of Minnesota will miss out on the snow on Sunday while the northern tier of the state will have a different, wintry mix type of day.
Some places along the north shore may pick up 6 to 8 inches of snow!
Sunday forecast
Sunday is expected to stay quiet and mild in the Twin Cities.
The forecast shows overcast and light winds in the metro area, with temperatures hovering in the mid 40s.
The northern part of the state has a decent shot at accumulating snow, with winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories in place.
Looking ahead
A front is expected to move through on Monday, leading to a strong northwest wind and bursts of flurries.
Temperatures may fall later in the afternoon behind this front.
Tuesday looks cloudy and cool before the frigid air arrives on Wednesday and Thursday.
Temperatures will be in the mid-teens on Tuesday night with Wednesday afternoon hovering in the upper single digits.
With a breeze on Wednesday, we’ll be looking at subzero wind chills all day!
The surge of cold will likely slide to our southeast by the end of the weekend with a mellow weather forecast for Friday and into the weekend.
Here's a look at today's forecast and the seven-day forecast:
The Source: FOX 9 weather forecast.