Saturday's temperatures were frigid throughout the day, but they were at their coldest in the morning. The morning low temperature in the Twin Cities was -6 degrees. The lowest wind chill Saturday was -24 degrees in the Twin Cities. MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Temperatures dropped into the negative Saturday, with the coldest temperatures in the morning.

Wind chills drop into the teens below zero by Friday evening with not a lot of relief ahead for the weekend. A quick snow system looks set to brush the southwest portion of the state early Saturday. The cold blast gives way to a rapid warm up next week,

Minneapolis is set for a wintry mix with a hazardous weather outlook issued, including snow accumulations and low temperatures.

A cold front will bring a dash of light snow Friday morning before temperatures tumble for a frigid weekend in Minnesota.

Highs will be struggling to get back above zero degrees today and tomorrow, with northwest winds cutting into the already cold highs.

Minnesota anticipates significant snowfall and strong winds, potentially leading to slippery roads and blizzard-like conditions.

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.

The northern U.S. is bracing for bone-chilling cold as a weakened polar vortex pushes Arctic air south. How cold will temperatures get in Minnesota?

Several more crashes were reported Saturday night and Sunday morning after a winter storm worked its way across Minnesota.

A winter storm could bring heavy snow, a wintry mix and rain to Minnesota. Here's what to expect with Tuesday's storm.