Spring-Like Day, Winter Splash for Northern Minnesota

It might feel like spring for Central Minnesota on Tuesday, with temperatures touching the lower 40s. However, folks up north, specifically in Cook and Lake counties, will be dealing with a different story. The National Weather Service has sounded an alert for these regions, warning of a Winter Weather Advisory from Monday night to Tuesday night. Expect snow accumulations ranging from three to five inches, with some areas potentially seeing up to six inches due to snow squalls. These squalls can abruptly reduce visibility and make roads treacherous.

Snow squalls are no joke; they can quickly cut your line of sight to only a quarter mile or less. This can be a real safety hazard for drivers, making it crucial to stay alert on the roads. The Weather Service's advisory is an important heads-up for anyone planning to travel during these periods. The weather can be quite unpredictable, and it's always a good idea to be prepared. Whether you're planning a late-night drive or an early morning commute, check the forecast first. Always remember to drive cautiously when winter weather strikes.

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