Some areas in southern Minnesota could see a foot of snow, Palmer said.
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The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for Central Minnesota, including St. Cloud, with 6-9 inches of snow possible on Monday and Tuesday.
The snow will continue into Tuesday; becoming more scattered Tuesday afternoon as the system begins to wrap up. Snow accumulations are expected, with the highest amounts near the North Dakota/South Dakota border. If it shifts north or south, that will have a BIG impact on snowfall totals across the region. Adria Iraheta, a reporter for KVII-TV who was on the scene, commented via Periscope that “We are in the middle of Winter Storm Cara and as you can see… there is ice all over the road”, Weather.com said.
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WQOW Stormtracker 18 Meteorologists say they are not expecting a lot of precipitation during the day on Monday, rather a light mix of rain and snow, but by Monday night into Tuesday is when travel could become hard as more moisture gets pulled into this system and the wintry mix transitions to all snow. Aaron and his family lived in Germany for 3 years, before moving to Manhattan, Kansas in 2001. His group spent a week there, helping clean up debris left over from the tornado.
