Jonathan Yuhas

Most areas of the Twin Cities picked up just under 1″ of Snow earlier this Wednesday morning ahead of Bitter Cold Air that will now be in the area until Friday morning.

The -7 Below low temperature in the Twin Cities this morning was the Coldest reading since January 15, 2024 when it was -8 Below.

Not a Major Ice Storm for Twin Cities but be ready Saturday for Mix of Freezing Rain & Snow after 12am Saturday & continuing into Saturday afternoon.

Peeks of Sun early this Monday afternoon in the Twin Cities with temperatures in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees otherwise Mainly Cloudy with some Sprinkles possible around 4 p.m.

Flurries and Light Snow will move into the Twin Cities after 2 p.m. and produce some Scattered Slippery Spots for the afternoon/evening Rush Hour

FORECAST FIRST ALERT FOR SNOW ON THURSDAY ESPECIALLY IN THE MORNING HOURS:

FORECAST FIRST ALERT TODAY FOR 4″ to 6″ SNOW BY 11pm. National Weather Service has issued a WINTER STORM WARNING TODAY INCLUDING TWIN CITIES UNTIL 12 a.m.

Yesterday's Snowfall across the Twin Cities ranged from 3″ to 6″ with most areas picking up 4″ to 5″ of Snow and we will likely have at least 3″ of Snow remaining to provide for a White Christmas on Wednesday.

No significant Winter Storms expected for the Twin Cities and surrounding areas for anyone traveling Today or through the Christmas Holiday and

Christmas Eve Day and Christmas Day will bring similar Weather Conditions to the Twin Cities with Mostly Cloudy Skies and Areas of Fog at times especially in the overnight hours.