2025 is scrambling my brain. Last month the Florida Panhandle picked up more snow than much of Minnesota did. I didn’t have that on my bingo card. According to Axios, before Saturday’s “storm,” MSP experienced only seven days this winter with at least 2 inches of snow on the ground.
Douglas: Bitterly cold, with a bit more snow possible on Monday
We’ll have subzero nights, but no major storms
The Minnesota Star Tribune
February 8, 2025 at 7:48PM
La Ninas tend to be colder and snowier for Minnesota, but every La Niña cooling phase of the Pacific is different.
I still think we’re heading into a snowier pattern overall, and the snow that did fall Saturday won’t be melting anytime soon. Weather models show mostly single digits and teens for highs over the next two weeks, with a run of subzero nights early this week. When a dome of arctic air is stuck over Minnesota the main storm track gets pushed south of Minnesota. It’s harder to get significant snow.
A little snow is possible late Monday and again Wednesday from a big storm tracking to our south. No sign of an early spring this year.
We got just enough snow in many spots to temporarily appease winter weather lovers. Enjoy the fluff!
We’ll have subzero nights, but no major storms
