Issue Date: 350 AM CST Sun Feb 20 2022
This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for portions of northeast
Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin.
.DAY ONE...Today and Tonight
Light snow will occur over portions of northern Minnesota this
morning with a possible wintry mix in spots. Additional snowfall
will range from a dusting to 3 inches through noon with little
expected this afternoon. Far northern Minnesota has the best
chance at seeing the higher snowfall amounts.
.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Monday through Saturday
Wind Chill Advisories may be needed over portions of northern
Minnesota each night and morning from tonight into Wednesday
morning.
An extended period of snow is expected from late tonight into at
least Tuesday evening. Most of the snow will come in two
main waves, the first from late tonight through early Monday
evening with the second during the day Tuesday. Snowfall amounts
from around the Brainerd Lakes and Walker areas east-northeast to
the Twin Ports and Two Harbors areas and points south including
all of northwest Wisconsin are expected to receive 6 inches to as
much as 16 inches. Snowfall amounts will taper off to the north
with only light accumulations along the International Border.
Winter Storm Watches are in effect for portions of the Northland.
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