Temperatures will slowly warm as snow falls in parts of Minnesota on Monday. A second clipper system will bring more snow to Minnesota on Tuesday.

Minnesota’s Weather Authority has issued a Forecast First Alert from Tuesday through early Wednesday as our next winter storm moves in. This system will bring a messy mix of snow, freezing rain, and rain to parts of the state,

Meteorologist Sven Sundgaard is in with his latest forecast, with more snow on the way to Minnesota before a deep freeze arrives. After a system that dropped more than 9 inches of snow in parts of the state on Tuesday, another round of snow is making its way through the Twin Cities around Wednesday lunchtime.

Wednesday stays cloudy and chilly with northwest winds of 10–20+ mph, creating a breezy afternoon, especially in southern Minnesota. Temperatures hold steady in the upper teens and low 20s across the state, with the Twin Cities metro reaching a daytime high of around 21 degrees.

Temperatures will be below freezing for central Minnesota, including St. Cloud, this Thanksgiving and Black Friday. Precipitation could also come.

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Tuesday will be an interesting winter forecast with strong winds, accumulating snow and a brief shot of rain/freezing rain. Nothing apocalyptic is coming – it is December in Minnesota – but we will still need to be Sky Aware!