Sunday turned out to be quite snowy across eastern North Dakota. The Grand Forks area picked up over 6 inches by late afternoon. The potential exists for several inches more before the system winds down Monday.
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Snow is expected to impact areas from the Northern Rockies into the plains of Wyoming, the Dakotas, and Minnesota now through Monday night.
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In addition to the Interstate 29 corridor in eastern North Dakota, heavy snow totals of 6 inches or more will be possible in northeast Wyoming and the Black Hills of South Dakota. Winds will be brisk, so blowing and drifting will be a concern in open areas.
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Further east, a wintry mix of snow, rain, and freezing rain will impacts areas of Minnesota, Iowa, and eastern South Dakota. A light glaze of ice is possible Monday.
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Meteorologist Joe Astolfi