Critical Fire Weather and Severe Thunderstorm Threats This Week

Gusty winds and low relative humidity will contribute to critical fire weather Monday over parts of the central and southern High Plains. Scattered to widespread severe thunderstorms may bring damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes Monday through Thursday over the lower Mississippi River Valley and southern Plains into the Midwest and Ohio Valley. Read More >

Heavy Snowfall Tonight into Monday

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Strong Winds Sunday into Monday

A significant winter storm is expected to impact the region beginning this evening through Monday. Light snowfall arriving early this evening will quickly become moderate to heavy mid to late evening. The heaviest accumulations are expected in northwest Wisconsin, with amounts potentially reaching 2 feet, while areas north of the Iron Range will see significantly less. Plan for difficult travel conditions, and check for updates.

Storm Timeline Update: We are tracking the arrival of accumulating snow across the region. Snow has already moved into central Minnesota and will continue to spread north and east through tonight. Expect the heaviest snow and strongest winds to impact travel late Saturday night and Sunday morning. Conditions should begin to improve from west to east Sunday afternoon and evening.

In addition to significant snowfall, strong northerly winds are forecast to impact the region starting early Sunday morning. Maximum gusts could reach 40–55 mph, particularly along the North Shore and into parts of Northwest Wisconsin. These winds will lead to blowing snow and reduced visibility. Blizzard Warnings have been issued for parts of the area!

Critical Fire Weather and Severe Thunderstorm Threats This Week

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