Finally, a snow storm is expected for the Twin Cities Metro area starting Tuesday afternoon and extending to Wednesday afternoon. Low temperatures are returning and it won’t feel much like March. The snow and cold might make some Minnesotans happy, but it looks like the sun will try to start breaking through at the beginning of next week. Until then, ensure you are prepared for the winter snow storm by keeping those snow shovels handy and limit travel if at all possible. Finally, remember preventative care is the best way to ensure your Minneapolis furnace is working correctly during those snow days.
7 Day Minneapolis Weather Forecast
Tuesday – Snow/wintery mix. High 32.
Wednesday – Rain and snow expected. High 34.
Thursday – Mostly to partly cloudy, with a high of 34.
Friday – Snow showers likely. High of 32.
Saturday – Snow flurries and a high of 28.
Sunday – Partly cloudy to mostly sunny. High of 33.
Monday – Mostly sunny with a high of 37.
Source: weather.com
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