Sheesh, more snow on the way Friday for most of MN

Don't put your shovel away just yet.

Author:: Joe Nelson
Publish date:: Mar 28, 2018

It's probably not a big enough snowstorm to say March is going out like a lion, but it's certainly going out like an overweight house cat.

According to the National Weather Service, a solid 2-4 inches of snow is possible in parts of the Twin Cities on Friday with even more further north around St. Cloud.

The first round is expected in the morning, with the rest coming Friday night.

Of course, it's a slap in the face considering temps will soar above 50 degrees for most of Minnesota today before temps plummet Thursday and Friday and all the way through the first week or two of April.

Related:
– Cold spell to grip Minnesota well into April

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