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Minneapolis, MN – Residents across Minnesota should prepare for dense fog, freezing rain, and rapidly dropping temperatures through the New Year’s holiday week. Saturday’s weather will feature foggy conditions and freezing rain in the evening, creating hazardous roadways and reduced visibility.
According to the National Weather Service, freezing fog will linger until early Sunday morning, with icy patches likely on major routes, including I-35 and Highway 62. Drivers should proceed with caution and allow extra travel time. Sunday will remain mostly cloudy, with daytime highs near 38°F.
By Monday, expect overcast skies to continue, with highs near 36°F and calm winds. Tuesday and Wednesday will usher in colder conditions, with highs dropping to 30°F and lows plunging to 13°F by Wednesday morning. Clearer skies are forecast for New Year’s Day, but temperatures will remain cold, so bundle up if venturing outdoors.
Looking ahead, a cold front midweek will bring the chilliest temperatures yet, with highs in the teens and lows nearing single digits. Residents should monitor updates on potential icy conditions and prepare for extended stretches of subfreezing weather.
Stay updated by checking local forecasts and planning for delays during morning commutes. Avoid outdoor travel during periods of dense fog, and ensure vehicles are equipped with emergency kits, including blankets and ice scrapers.
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