By Kristen Rodman, AccuWeather.com Staff Writer
January 30,2014; 9:08PM,EST
Following the disruptive round of snow early Thursday, dangerous cold will return to the city for the start of February.
Very heavy snow, falling at rates up to 1 inch an hour, led to a slick morning commute for those traveling around the city Thursday morning. Motorists encountered dangerous travel conditions on Interstate 35. Some vehicles spun out and semi-trucks jackknifed on the highway, according to the Minneapolis Department of Transportation.
Temperatures will be dangerously cold, falling below minus 15 F. Anyone outdoors should wear the proper clothing, as temperatures this low could cause cold-related illnesses such as hypothermia and frostbite.
On Friday, temperatures will rise back into the single digits during the daytime hours despite partial sunshine.
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While Saturday will be nearly 10 degrees warmer than Super Bowl Sunday, both days will feel cold, as temperatures at their highest will range from the single digits into the teens. Overnight temperatures both nights will be below zero.
Heading into the first full week of February, temperatures will mostly be in the teens and the air will be cold. Overnight temperatures will almost exclusively be below zero, with Thursday night being the exception.
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