NEXT Weather: Winter cold, bluster make their way into Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS – While it's still technically fall, winter cold has arrived, more or less officially.
It will stay windy as well on Friday, and coupled with high temperatures stalling out in the upper teens, it's going to feel quite brisk indeed.
Some nuisance snow will travel south, clipping the Twin Cities later in the evening.
An even colder day is expected Saturday. We'll start in the single digits and only warm to the teens. It will feel below zero for many, with the wind staying strong. About a quarter inch of snow could fall in the metro area.
If you're up early on Saturday, the roads could be slick.
We'll start to recover Sunday, which will have a high in the upper 20s and be less windy.
We'll warm to the low 30s next week, which is still below average. Some models are hinting at a Thanksgiving Day burst of snow to the tune of a half-foot of accumulation, but it's still too far out to be certain.
