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The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Chill Advisory. It will be in effect through noon on Wednesday.

A fresh blanket of snow has fallen across much of Minnesota early Monday morning. According to the National Weather Service, about four inches of new snow was reported in St Cloud.

A Winter Weather Advisory continues until noon Monday. Areas to the north of St. Cloud are under a Winter Storm Warning.

Another rebound into the 30s for the weekend before a very strong cold front comes early next week, keeping highs only in the single digits by Tuesday.

A Winter Storm Warning has been expanded to cover most of central Minnesota along with all of southern Minnesota and west-central Wisconsin.

We're expecting a warmer storm system to bring snow across the north, and all rain across the south, and a rain-to-snow mix in between starting late Wednesday and lasting through Thursday.

St. Cloud set a record Monday for a record cold high with a maximum temperature of 16 degrees.

Tuesday will be dry in the morning, but by the late afternoon, and evening, light snow will begin to develop across southern Minnesota.

There are no signs of above normal temperatures for the foreseeable future. Normal highs this time of year are near 50, but the forecast calls for highs 10 to 15 degrees colder than that through next week.

A Wind Advisory remains in effect until 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Northwest winds of 25 to 35 miles an hour, with gusts up to 50 miles an hour.

The National Weather Service in Duluth caught something odd on their radar on Wednesday, October 16th that they originally thought was a fire.

A storm system that was across the Upper Midwest Friday morning, will continue to intensify.