Multiple US and Canadian Cities Anticipate First Seasonal Snowfall Amid Temperature Drops

Several regions in North America are anticipating the arrival of the first snowflakes of the season this weekend or early next week. In Minnesota and Iowa, long-range models suggest a mix of rain and snow with potential accumulation, particularly near the Southeast Minnesota/Iowa border. Twin Cities residents may see light scattered snowflakes over the weekend as temperatures drop from mild highs in the 50s to colder conditions with lows near or below freezing. Metro Detroit is expecting its first snow flurries around November 9-10, marking the season's initial wintry weather, though accumulation is not expected due to warm ground temperatures. In Toronto, forecasts indicate the possibility of measurable snowfall by the night of November 10, accompanied by chilly temperatures and a transition to rain afterward. Montreal residents can expect snow flurries or rain showers by Sunday, with cooler temperatures signaling the need for warmer clothing in the following week.