Minnesota Weather Forecast: Snowy Conditions to Unload; Winter Storm Threat Likely in Northern Plains

A potential winter storm can unload in the Northern Plains this week. Homeowners should stay alert for possible snowy conditions, particularly from central South Dakota to central Minnesota, this week.

In this week's weather, motorists should stay alert for dangerous road conditions due to the potential winter storm. Slippery commutes and foggy roads can unload, causing slower commutes and travel hazards.

In the recent NWN weather news, heavy snow was reported in Northern New England and NY State, bringing travel concerns. Meanwhile, the Southern US experienced a severe weather forecast due to threats of isolated tornadoes and hail conditions.

Although spring conditions are near, homeowners should still stay alert for potential winter storms this week. Cold-related health concerns are likely due to the weather, including hypothermia and frostbite. Limiting outdoor plans is recommended to stay safe from the weather, particularly in areas in the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains.

Weather Conditions in Minnesota and the Risk of Winter Storms

According to a forecast from the National Weather Service (NWS), an impactful winter storm can unload in the Central and Northern Plains this early week. NWS monitors the development of a potent closed low that could affect the weather conditions in the Upper Midwest and Great Plains.

In addition, the forecast shows that heavy snow can unfold on Monday. Potentially eight inches of snow can occur from northern Nebraska and central South Dakota to central Minnesota. Northwestern Wisconsin can experience the same snowy weather.

Due to potential strong winds and drifting snow, homeowners should watch out for blizzard conditions in the early weeks. The main concerns are hazardous travel, road closures, and power outages. The heavy snow can cause poor road visibility and inaccessible road conditions.

Meanwhile, wet snow and strong winds can damage trees. Homeowners should be extra careful with falling trees and blowing dust. In the Southern Plains, the forecast warns of possible critical fire weather conditions. People should check local weather reports due to the dangerous winter storm outlook.

The NWS Weather Prediction Center reports that widespread snow can continue until the early week. The wind gusts can reach over 50 mph. Cold-related health concerns can become more serious due to power outages.

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Winter Storm Preparedness in the Northern Plains

According to forecasts, the Northern Plains can expect a deteriorating road condition due to a winter storm in the region this weekend until the early week. Homeowners should limit any outdoor plans, especially in the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains.

Furthermore, storing emergency kits is advisable this week due to the potential winter dangers. The recommended emergency kits are a battery-powered radio, flashlight, food and water supplies, medicine kits, and winter clothes.

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