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The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday.

We are highly confident a powerful winter storm will bring a narrow band of heavy snow and strong wind late Saturday into Sunday, but we still can't say where exactly the storm track will be.

Accumulating snow will move in from the southwest late Tuesday night, reaching all areas by the Wednesday morning commute.

Our next winter storm quickly moves in Monday night and lasts through Tuesday. The axis of the heaviest snow continues to shift east, with the highest amounts expected east of I-35.

A Winter Storm Warning will continue until midnight Thursday, with a Wind Chill Advisory starting at midnight and running until noon on Friday.

Sherburne, Meeker and Wright counties are included in a Winter Weather Advisory that will be in effect from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. Tuesday. Three to five inches of snow are possible.

Sherburne, Meeker and Wright counties are included in a Winter Weather Advisory that will be in effect from 6:00 a.m. until midnight on Tuesday. Three to five inches of snow are possible in that area.

Wind chills of -60 to -50 Wednesday morning will improve slightly with lighter winds but are expected to remain at or below -40 into Thursday morning.

Our latest round of winter weather brought several inches of new snow to many Minnesota towns.

An arctic front surging southward Wednesday night will bring strong northwest winds and result in areas of blowing snow.

As expected, the heaviest snow from Monday's and Tuesday's snow systems fell up in northern Minnesota.

Snow will begin in west central and southwest Minnesota after sunrise, and spread eastward during the day.