Yes. You read that title right. Another round of wintry weather is in the forecast for the Upper Midwest! After barely catching a break from the
historic blizzard over the weekend, residents should brace for more snow and ice by midweek. A quick-moving disturbance moving east out of the Rockies will pass through the High Plains and Upper Midwest Tuesday into Wednesday.
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This system will also move through the Great Lakes and into New England by Thursday.
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Luckily, this system will not be as potent as the weekend blizzard. It will, however, bring several inches of snow and perhaps a tenth of an inch of freezing rain.
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The highest snow totals are expected along the Interstate 90 corridor in southern Minnesota and the adjacent counties of northern Iowa. A general 3 to 7 inches---with possibly 8 or more---is likely in this area. This includes cities such as Mankato and Rochester, Minnesota.
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Further south into Iowa, freezing rain will be a bigger concern. Snow totals will range from 2 to 5 inches with up to one-tenth of an inch of ice. Freezing rain and snow will also be a concern in Wisconsin and points east. Additional weather watches and advisories will likely be posted by the National Weather Service.
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Meteorologist Joe Astolfi