Heavy Snow for the North-Central U.S.; Bitter Cold and a Second Storm to Follow

Heavy snow will develop overnight in the Dakotas and move into northern Minnesota on Thursday. Light sleet and freezing rain accumulations will be possible south of the area of heavy snow from South Dakota into central Minnesota. Bitter cold temperatures will follow this weekend along with another storm impacting the Pacific Northwest starting Friday then moving down the Rockies through Monday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Oct. 21, 2020 at 11:14:29 pm CDT

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The above average temperatures continue. It will be warm tonight and hot again tomorrow. Isolated thunderstorms are possible tonight over the Davis Mountains. Tomorrow isolated thunderstorms are possible over the far eastern Permian Basin and lower Trans Pecos.

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Heavy Snow for the North-Central U.S.; Bitter Cold and a Second Storm to Follow

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