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Twin Cities' first real snowstorm of season set to arrive Tuesday
Highs will remain above average on Monday, but the Twin Cities' first real taste of winter weather is just ahead.
Clouds will increase on Monday, but highs will still hover around 50 in the metro.
Monday evening, the first wave of a two-part storm arrives, bringing a few showers across southern Minnesota. Round two arrives Tuesday morning as rain for southern and central Minnesota and snow up north.
As winds pick up and turn to the northwest, temperatures will fall, changing the rain to snow. That switchover will likely happen in the metro around sundown.
An inch or two of snow is possible in the Twin Cities by Wednesday morning, possibly impacting travel. We'll also have wind gusts between 30 and 40 mph.
Weather Impact Alert foreshadows messy Thanksgiving travel
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GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — In life, it's said, timing is everything. And with an army of Minnesotans hitting the road for the Thanksgiving holiday, the approach of a fairly significant winter storm system is poor timing indeed.
KARE 11 has issued a Weather Impact Alert for Tuesday at noon to noon Wednesday as the system moves in from the west, bringing the potential of 8 or 9 inches of snow in northern parts of Minnesota.
Areas across central MN will see mostly snow with a little rain to start things off Tuesday morning. The line of heavy snow is expected to stay from Alexandria through Grand Rapids. This includes Brainerd and Bemidji. Snow could get heavy at times and drop visibility under a mile, especially Tuesday evening during the peak of the storm.
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