SUNDAY: Numbing start. Quiet and cold with increasing clouds late. High: 12 (wind chills as low as -10)
SUNDAY NIGHT: Not as cold. Increasing clouds, with a few flakes possible late. Low: 4 (wind chills as low as 0)
MONDAY: Storm stays south, mostly gray with a few light snow showers. High: 19
TUESDAY: Clouds and light snow. Light accumulations possible. High: 19
WEDNESDAY: Maybe a few AM flurries, otherwise decreasing clouds with intervals of PM sun. No big weather-worries other than being colder. High:14
THURSDAY: Sun and cloud mix, getting breezy. High:11
FRIDAY: Developing storm. Mostly cloudy with snow and wind, turning colder late. High 17
Icy Sunshine Continues
Sunshine and blue sky is a bit deceiving at this time of the year, isn't it? It sure looks nice from the window, but when you step outside it stings a little. Icy sunshine continues today as the first round of Arctic air modifies slightly and oozes east over the central and eastern Great Lakes region. This airmass is cold enough for some lake effect snow showers, which has been significant downwind of Lake Michigan where several feet of snow has already been reported!
High Resolution Satellite Image of Lake Effect Snow Over Lake Superior & Michigan on Saturday January 8th
Closer View of Lake Effect Over Southern Lake Michigan - See Satellite Loop HERE:
Still Chilly & Somewhat Snowy
We get a brief break from the extreme cold this week as light snow develops. Light accumulations are possible through the first couple of days of the week with shovelable amounts along the Minnesota River Valley and in southwestern Minnesota through Wednesday morning.
The second round of Arctic air will spill south of the international border next weekend on the backside of, what looks to be, a developing storm over the Upper Midwest on Friday. The extended forecast is hinting at a slightly higher potential of accumulating snow near the Twin Cities Friday and Saturday... It's still early, but there's no doubt it's winter. Just like those old fashioned we used to have - Todd Nelson
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