We might be FINALLY dodging a snow bullet this weekend. The system moving in projects strong enough to drop a bunch of snow, BUT the National Weather Service is saying it probably won't be cold enough.
I mean, it's not winter anymore, after all.
Slushy snow is possible in the southern half of Minnesota on Saturday, but just how much falls is the big question as a storm system is now just 48 hours from arriving.
In short, the storm system is set to bring a low-pressure system through central Iowa with rain and snow possible on its cold side – that's Minnesota, to the system's north.
The National Weather Service writes Thursday morning that "it does not appear cold enough" overall – temps in the 30s and 40s – for the storm to produce widespread accumulating snow, but there could be a narrow band of heavy snow somewhere in the southern half of the state with "better chances" in southeast Minnesota and southern Wisconsin.
GET THE FULL STORY WITH MODELS AND PROJECTIONS FROM BRINGMETHENEWS.COM, HERE