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Minneapolis, Minnesota – Slick interstates and powerful wind gusts could disrupt travel across Minnesota beginning Thursday, Feb. 26, as a wetter late-winter pattern increases the risk for freezing rain and strong winds through Monday, March 2.
According to NOAA’s 6- to 10-day outlook issued Friday, above-normal precipitation is favored across the Upper Midwest during the Thursday-to-Monday stretch. With temperatures trending near seasonal averages, brief dips toward 32 degrees may allow freezing rain to develop, particularly overnight and during early morning commutes…