Minnesota is in for a frosty weekend. The cold snap is not just a one-day event. It's sticking around.

Saturday is expected to be colder than usual. Most places will stay below freezing. Only a few spots in the southwest might see temperatures rise above zero. The wind won't be as strong as it was on Friday. So, it won't feel as harsh. But don't expect a warm-up. It's going to be cold and quiet.

Sunday won't bring much relief. Temperatures will stay low. By afternoon, some areas might reach zero. But don't expect a significant change. Northwestern Minnesota will get a breeze later in the day. This will keep the wind chill very cold.

The forecast for the coming days is peaceful. There won't be much rain or snow. High temperatures will stay well below average. Most days will see highs in the single digits or lower teens.

This cold weather is a reminder of Minnesota's harsh winters. It's important to bundle up and stay safe. The cold can be dangerous if not taken seriously.


    # Minnesota Braces for a Frosty Weekend

    **The cold snap is not just a one-day event. It's sticking around.**

    ## Saturday: Cold and Quiet
    - **Temperatures**: Most places will stay below freezing.
    - **Southwest Exceptions**: A few spots might see temperatures rise above zero.
    - **Wind**: Not as strong as Friday, but still cold.

    ## Sunday: Low Temperatures Persist
    - **Afternoon Highs**: Some areas might reach zero.
    - **Wind Chill**: Northwestern Minnesota will get a breeze, keeping the wind chill very cold.

    ## The Week Ahead
    - **Peaceful Forecast**: No significant rain or snow expected.
    - **High Temperatures**: Well below average, in the single digits or lower teens.

    ## Stay Safe
    - **Bundle Up**: The cold can be dangerous if not taken seriously.

    

Minnesota's Chilly Weekend: What to Expect

Saturday: Cold and Quiet

Sunday: Low Temperatures Persist

The Week Ahead

Stay Safe

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