A major winter storm is set to impact Minnesota from Friday night through Saturday, bringing potential snowfall accumulations of up to 10 inches, particularly in the southern and central regions. The Twin Cities are expected to experience their first significant snowfall of the season, with forecasts indicating multiple inches could fall. Winter storm warnings have been issued, alerting residents to the hazardous driving conditions that may ensue as the snow begins overnight. In addition, the Minnesota State Patrol is urging drivers to exercise caution following an increase in accidents related to the weather. School closures and delays have also been announced in anticipation of the storm, affecting travel plans for many as Thanksgiving approaches. Overall, a cold front with blizzard conditions is predicted to result in treacherous conditions across the upper Midwest.