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Minneapolis expects snow and subfreezing temperatures with a 30% chance of morning snowflakes and a high of 24 degrees. Hazardous conditions may affect the morning commute.

Minneapolis is expected to experience snow and high winds, with potential travel hazards and new snow accumulations through the week as per the National Weather Service's forecasts.

The forecast for Minneapolis includes a mix of sun, snow, and wind, with varying chances of precipitation and temperatures ranging from highs of 38 to 18 degrees throughout the week.

Minneapolis forecast includes sunny days and possible snow showers, with mixed weather conditions and temperature fluctuations expected throughout the week.

The article discusses the upcoming weather in Minneapolis, predicting sunny days, potential snow showers, and varying temperatures with some windy conditions.

Variable winter weather in Minneapolis this week with snow showers, sun, and strong gusts; temperatures fluctuating with highs near 38 degrees today and possibly reaching 47 by Thursday.

Minneapolis weather includes snow flurries, a brief rise to 25°F, then dropping temperatures with strong winds today, followed by clearer, sunny days but a continued chill throughout the week.

Minneapolis is set to see light snow with less than half an inch accumulation and a high near 24°F. The NWS predicts flurries and winds up to 30 mph over the weekend, with sunnier conditions and highs around 29°F to 37°F next week.

Minneapolis weather is clear and cold today, with highs around 10°F and wind chills as low as -16°F. The weekend will bring slight warming and partly sunny skies.

Minneapolis forecast includes flurries, cold temperatures with highs near 27°F, and dangerous wind chills as low as -14°F. Sunny yet cold days ahead, with gradual warming expected next week.

The National Weather Service issued an extreme cold warning for the Twin Cities, with wind chills dropping to -35 to -40 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautionary measures.

Extreme cold with wind chills down to -40°F hits the Twin Cities, with safety advisories urging protection against frostbite and checking on vulnerable individuals.