National Weather Service

Light snow is expected across the entire coverage area late tonight through Tuesday evening.

We set another record Wednesday here in St. Cloud. We officially got up to 75 degrees, which is a record high for the date.

There are two major pattern shifts expected for the first half of November.

After spending the last 10 days in a winter preview, we begin a gradual warmup Wednesday, which will culminate in highs back in the 50s and 60s by the middle of next week.

All of central and southern Minnesota could see snow on Saturday night into Sunday morning. The highest amounts will be over southwest Minnesota.

With snow on the ground and a cold airmass in place, if we get a night where skies clear out, we will have a chance at breaking record lows.

The snow that fell Thursday stayed primarily to our north.

We have a Winter Weather Advisory Thursday until 10:00 p.m. National Weather Service says we could see up to five inches of snow. Areas in northern Minnesota are under a Winter Storm Warning where they could see up to seven inches of snow.

A Winter Storm Watch is in effect at 4:00 a.m. Thursday, with potential for another round of four to eight inches of snowfall across central to northern Minnesota.

We had 6.4 inches of snow here in St. Cloud Tuesday. That breaks the record for a one-day snowfall in the month of October in St. Cloud. The previous record was 5.8 inches that fell on October 20th, 1936.