Temperatures Sunday morning in the Twin Cities should be below zero Fahrenheit (below -18 C), according to WCCO meteorologist Matt Brickman.
Early forecasts call for significant cold just in time for Seattle Seahawks fans to arrive in Minnesota for their playoff match against the Minnesota Vikings.
According to SB Nation, this might be in the running for the coldest outdoor game in the history of the Minnesota Vikings.
Typically, high temperatures average 23 F (-5 C) in the Twin Cities from Jan. 9-17 while low temperatures average 7 F (-14 C).
Temps May Hover Around Zero For Sunday’s Vikings-Seahawks Game
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