Minnesota Schools Close, Delay Due to Snow and Incoming Cold
Schools across Minnesota are responding to inclement weather by announcing early closures and delays. This decision comes as parts of the state experience snowfall and an impending wave of dangerous cold. Affected areas primarily include western and southern Minnesota, where gusty winds are expected to exacerbate the blowing snow.
Minnesota Schools Weather-Related Closures
Across the state, many districts have reported closures. The snowfall is predicted to continue into the evening, accumulating approximately one inch in various regions, including the Twin Cities. Following this, residents should prepare for a surge of arctic air.
Upcoming Cold Snap
By Thursday morning, temperatures will plunge into single digits, accompanied by wind chills dropping below zero. However, the most severe cold will arrive on Friday. Current forecasts suggest that:
- Lows could reach double digits below zero.
- Highs are unlikely to exceed zero degrees.
- Wind chills may range from 30 to 50 degrees below zero.
When to Expect Relief
Conditions are not expected to improve until early next week. Warm weather is anticipated to return gradually, alleviating the extreme cold currently forecasted for the region.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed about local school schedules and weather updates as this situation develops. For more information on Minnesota weather, visit Filmogaz.com.
