A wild weather pattern is expected to bring snow and possible severe thunderstorms to Minnesota following record warmth in recent days. The National Weather Service predicts a storm system with a cold front moving across the state, leading to a significant drop in temperatures. The Storm Prediction Center warns of a level one risk for severe thunderstorms in Fillmore and Houston Counties, with potential for damaging winds, hail, and heavy rain in southeastern Minnesota. Meanwhile, a Winter Storm Watch has been issued for communities along Lake Superior in northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin, with up to six inches of snow possible. Snow is also forecasted for the Rochester area on Thursday night. Although driving during a snowstorm is not recommended, the Minnesota State Patrol offers vital reminders for those who must travel in inclement weather. Stay safe and be prepared for changing road conditions. The weather forecast urges residents to be cautious and prepared for significant weather changes in the coming days.
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