THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OUT OF MINNEAPOLIS HAS ISSUED A WINTER STORM
WATCH FOR THE ENTIRE SOUTHERN HALF OF MINNESOTA, WEST CENTRAL WISCONSON AND
SOUTHEASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA FOR SATERDAY, SATERDAY NIGHT AND INTO SUNDAY. A
POWERFUL STORM SYSTEM FROM THE ROCKIES IS GATHERING STRENGTH AND WILL PUSH
INTO THE UPPER MIDWEST DURING THE DAY TOMORROW. EXPECT LIGHT TO MODERATE
SNOW TO DEVELOPE DURING THE DAY TOMORROW AND BECOME HEAVIER AND STEADIER
SATERDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY. PARTS OF EXTREME WESTERN MINNESOTA AND
SOUTHEASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA COULD SEE HEAVY SNOW BY TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN STEADY IN THE UPPER 20'S TOMORROW AND TOMORROW
NIGHT AND THEN FALL INTO THE TEENS AS THE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM PASSES THROUGH
THE AREA. WINDS WILL ALSO INCREASE TO 15-25 MPH BY SUNDAY CAUSING BLOWING
AND DRIFTING SNOW. TRAVELERS SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO LATEST FORCASTS AND
ROAD CONDITIONS. SNOW ACCUMULATIONS COULD EXCEED 12 INCHES IN PARTS OF
MINNESOTA BY WEEKENDS END. THE BUFFALO RIDGE (WHERE ELEVATIONS EXCEED 2200
FEET) WILL SEE THE HEAVIEST SNOW AMOUNTS FROM THIS SYSTEM. THE LIGHTEST
AMOUNTS WILL OCCUR IN EXTREME SOUTHEASTERN MINNESOTA ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER BASIN.

Most of South Dakota remains under a winter weather advisory through
tomorrow for moderate snow accumulations of 2-4 inches (note amounts will be
higher in extreme eastern South Dakota where a Winter Storm Warning is in
effect, 4-8 inches of snow can be expected there).

THIS IS A DANGEROUS STORM SYSTEM WITH THE POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE THE FIRST
SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL OF THE SEASON. PLEASE STAY TUNED TO MY LATEST FORCAST
FOR ANY NEW WARNINGS OR WATCHES IN THE AREA,

At 10:00 pm in Minnepolis, the temperature was 31 degress, humidity 68
percent, Barometer 30.12 (falling), wind NNE at 13mph with gusts to 18.
Station 131 elevation 839 ft. Thank you that is all.

I love living in Minnesota . . .I hope we get a 2 feet of snow.

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THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OUT OF MINNEAPOLIS HAS ISSUED A WINTER STORM
WATCH FOR THE ENTIRE SOUTHERN HALF OF MINNESOTA, WEST CENTRAL WISCONSON
AND
SOUTHEASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA FOR SATERDAY, SATERDAY NIGHT AND INTO SUNDAY. A
POWERFUL STORM SYSTEM FROM THE ROCKIES IS GATHERING STRENGTH AND WILL PUSH
INTO THE UPPER MIDWEST DURING THE DAY TOMORROW. EXPECT LIGHT TO MODERATE
SNOW TO DEVELOPE DURING THE DAY TOMORROW AND BECOME HEAVIER AND STEADIER
SATERDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY. PARTS OF EXTREME WESTERN MINNESOTA AND
SOUTHEASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA COULD SEE HEAVY SNOW BY TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN STEADY IN THE UPPER 20'S TOMORROW AND TOMORROW
NIGHT AND THEN FALL INTO THE TEENS AS THE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM PASSES
THROUGH
THE AREA. WINDS WILL ALSO INCREASE TO 15-25 MPH BY SUNDAY CAUSING BLOWING
AND DRIFTING SNOW. TRAVELERS SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO LATEST FORCASTS AND
ROAD CONDITIONS. SNOW ACCUMULATIONS COULD EXCEED 12 INCHES IN PARTS OF
MINNESOTA BY WEEKENDS END. THE BUFFALO RIDGE (WHERE ELEVATIONS EXCEED
2200
FEET) WILL SEE THE HEAVIEST SNOW AMOUNTS FROM THIS SYSTEM. THE LIGHTEST
AMOUNTS WILL OCCUR IN EXTREME SOUTHEASTERN MINNESOTA ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER BASIN.

Most of South Dakota remains under a winter weather advisory through
tomorrow for moderate snow accumulations of 2-4 inches (note amounts will
be
higher in extreme eastern South Dakota where a Winter Storm Warning is in
effect, 4-8 inches of snow can be expected there).

THIS IS A DANGEROUS STORM SYSTEM WITH THE POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE THE FIRST
SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL OF THE SEASON. PLEASE STAY TUNED TO MY LATEST
FORCAST
FOR ANY NEW WARNINGS OR WATCHES IN THE AREA,

At 10:00 pm in Minnepolis, the temperature was 31 degress, humidity 68
percent, Barometer 30.12 (falling), wind NNE at 13mph with gusts to 18.
Station 131 elevation 839 ft. Thank you that is all.