The forecast for Minneapolis at the start of 2025 includes chilly temperatures and potential flurries on New Year's Day, with cold conditions persisting throughout the week.

Minneapolis residents experienced reduced visibility due to a dense fog advisory, with caution advised for slippery roads. Post-advisory, no hazardous weather is expected with mostly cloudy conditions and a cold week ahead.

Minneapolis is experiencing dense fog leading to visibility issues, with a Dense Fog Advisory in effect until noon. Rain and high temperatures around 40 degrees are expected, with rain transitioning to snow early next week.

Minneapolis expects cloudy and rainy days ahead with chances of fog and precipitation, and highs around 37-41 degrees, per the National Weather Service.

Minneapolis is forecasted to have a cloudy Christmas with patchy fog and a high near 33 degrees, with continued cloudiness and mild temperatures into the week, and a Hazardous Weather Outlook due to dense fog.

The Twin Cities face a cloudy holiday week with fog and rain chances per the National Weather Service; travelers are advised to exercise caution due to fog.

The article describes the upcoming weather in Minneapolis, MN, including a wintry mix with snow and freezing drizzle, and advises residents to stay informed and safe.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Minneapolis, predicting mostly cloudy skies, cold temperatures, and a chance of rain towards the end of the week.

Minnesota residents prepare for a winter storm with the Twin Cities metro area under a Winter Storm Warning. Coon Rapids has issued reminders about parking restrictions during snow events.

Residents in Minneapolis brace for 4-7 inches of snow with possible hazardous travel due to gusty winds. Lighter accumulations expected in south and west Minnesota. No hazardous weather is anticipated after Thursday.

The National Weather Service predicts a wintry mix for Minneapolis with 1-2 inches of snow overnight and continued snow into Thursday, potentially impacting travel.

Minneapolis is expected to experience snowfall and cold temperatures this week, with a notable snow event of 2-4 inches predicted for Thursday, as per the National Weather Service forecast.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 11 AM CST in the Twin Cities with reduced visibility. The forecast warns of potential drizzle or freezing rain and upcoming snow throughout the week.