A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect tonight through Monday morning at 9 am. This is due to wind chills falling to the teens and 20s. Highs on Monday will remain chilly, in the upper 40s, as the wind relaxes. A light freeze and frosty conditions are possible on Tuesday morning as well. The afternoon will warm to the lower 60s.

Monday will be cooler than Sunday, with sunny skies remaining. Tracking snow showers for Tuesday.

Today’s Weather in the Twin Cities will bring Mainly Cloudy Skies with Flurries or Light Snow at times but any Snow Accumulations will be just a Dusting. Highs Today will be in the mid to upper Teens with Southeast Winds at 5 to 10 mph.

Prepare for the coldest air this winter, at least so far. Double digit negative low temperatures are likely and double digit negative wind chills are expected even at the warmest

Coldest night of the season so far expected with widespread freezing temperatures likely. Bundle up! Wind chills in the teens and 20s on Monday morning.

Minnesota’s Weather Authority maintains a Forecast First Alert as we head into a dangerous stretch of cold. Cold Weather Advisories are now in effect for the entire viewing area tonight through Sunday morning.

People in the Madison area will have to get through a couple more days of near-historic cold before a slow warmup throughout the week. Temperatures were at -10 in Madison as of 6 a.m. Monday, breaking a record low of -9 that was set in 1884. High ...

A brief round of rain or snow showers moves in before the evening commute with another round of wintry weather late Monday night and early Tuesday morning.