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MN Weather: Accumulating snow for Friday
Snow is on the way, with southeastern Minnesota under a winter storm warning and a blizzard warning issued in the southwestern part of the state and Iowa. The heaviest snow bands are expected to move through Friday afternoon and evening, with the Twin Cities metro area potentially getting 3-6 inches of snow.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Temperatures will fall on Thursday ahead of some accumulating snow on Friday and even colder temperatures this weekend.
It'll be pretty quiet on Thursday, but it'll turn colder throughout the day. The Twin Cities will see an afternoon temperature of around 15 degrees.
Snow in the forecast for Friday
Areas of low pressure are pushing toward the Midwest, which could lead to accumulating snow Friday and Friday night in southern Minnesota and the Twin Cities.
Winter storm warnings and winter storm watches are in effect for the area, including a winter storm watch for the Twin Cities from Friday into Saturday morning. The combination of the snow, wind and then the cold could cause problems.
Meteorologist Cody Matz explains how this wintry weather could come together in the video above.
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Canterbury Park cranking out snow for SnoCross
Canterbury Park in Shakopee is working overtime to add snow for the SnoCross Championship this weekend.
Frigid temperatures this weekend
Blowing snow is possible on Saturday, with a high of around 7 degrees. Then on Sunday, the high is 0 degrees, with a low of 9 below and a windchill ranging from 20 to 30 below zero.
More of the same on Monday, with a high of around 2 degrees and a windchill from 15 to 25 below zero.
The cold weather continues into next week. Here's the seven-day forecast: