Cold Front Brings Storms and Snow to Minnesota and Wisconsin
Cold Front Brings Storms and Snow to Minnesota and Wisconsin
US · Published Apr 17, 2026
A cold front is bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms to eastern Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Northern Minnesota can expect a wintry mix with potential for icy conditions and snow.
The area east of the Twin Cities faces the highest risk of severe weather, including strong storms, hail, and possible tornadoes.
Cold front brings varied weather conditions
A significant cold front is currently moving across eastern Minnesota and into Wisconsin, resulting in a variety of weather conditions. The front is expected to generate scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the region. In northern Minnesota, a wintry mix is anticipated, potentially causing a light layer of ice and snow, particularly in the northwestern parts of the state, by Friday morning. Winds are projected to shift from a southerly direction to a northwesterly one, with speeds ranging between 15 and 30 mph. These gusty conditions could affect travel and outdoor activities.
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