WEATHER FORECAST

** Snow moving back into the area Tonight after 6 p.m. in the Twin Cities with Accumulating Snow amounts of a dusting to 1” in the Twin Cities Metro by 6 a.m. Sunday then another 1” to 2” Sunday before tapering off to Flurries.  Highest Snow amounts south of the Minnesota River with +4” amounts in far southern Minnesota near the Iowa border and lower amounts north of Twin Cities mostly less than 2”.  Unseasonably Cold Weather with highs in the 30s and 40s and lows in the 10s, 20s and 30s will continue into the last week of October with Warmer Conditions in the low 50s by Halloween and near average temperatures in the low 50s the first week of November. 

The Highest Minnesota Temperature on this date October 24 was in 1891 in Fairmont at 88 degrees and the Lowest Temperature on this date in Minnesota was -5 Below in Isabella in 1976.  The Record Rainfall for October 24 is 2.65" in Faribault in 1899 and Record Snowfall is 12” in Itasca State Park in 1919.  READ MORE for the Twin Cities Detailed 7 Day Forecast click the link: https://kstp.com/article/13067/ Jonathan Yuhas  KSTP TV

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