Winter Storm Yogi will move across the Upper Midwest Thursday night into early Friday after dumping snow on the Rockies and the adjacent High Plains the last couple of days.
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Upper Midwest Impact

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Forecast Additional Snow

Snow will continue to spread through eastern South Dakota, far southeast North Dakota, northwest Iowa, Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and the western U.P. of Michigan Thursday night into early Friday. Some of the heaviest snowfall totals (6 to 12 inches) will be found in a narrow zone from southwest Minnesota to northeast Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and the western U.P. of Michigan.
In the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro, a mixture of rain and sleet has now turned to snow which could fall heavily at times. Generally 4 to 8 inches of snow are expected Thursday night into Friday morning with amounts in the higher end of this range likely to be found on the northwest side of the metro area.

Severe Threat in Warm Sector

We'll also have a threat of severe storms and flooding on the warm side of Winter Storm Yogi. In general, we'll be watching a corridor from the southern Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley and middle/lower-Mississippi Valley. This severe weather threat may move off to the East Coast on Friday.