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A narrow band of accumulating snow develops late tonight & continues through mid-morning. 2-4" of snow is most likely across central MN & west-central WI, with a sharp cutoff in amounts to the north & south of this band. Plan on a slow commute tomorrow morning!.#mnwx #wiwx

Mild & gloomy today but our next round of snow begins after midnight thru Monday AM. 2 to 4" of snow is likely along and north of Interstate 94, but it is still uncertain where a narrow, heavier band of 4-6" of snow could set up. Plan on a slow commute Monday morning #mnwx #wiwx

The next round of snow begins after midnight Sunday through Monday morning. Around 2" of snow is most likely along and north of Interstate 94, but it is still uncertain where a narrow, heavier band of 4-6" of snow could set up. Plan on a slow commute Monday morning!.#mnwx #wiwx

A couple inches of accumulating snow possible along and north of I-94 today. Gusty winds and falling snow will reduce visibility and may lead to travel challenges, especially across east central MN. Another round of accumulating snow possible Sunday night into Monday morning.

Light snow will develop in western MN during Saturday morning and push east through the day. 1 to 2" of snow is possible north of I-94 in eastern MN and western WI through Saturday night. Sunday will be warm followed by another chance of snow Sunday night into Monday. #mnwx #wiwx

Above-normal temperatures continue through this weekend before colder air arrives Sunday night. An unsettled pattern will bring a few chances for accumulating snow over the next week, but no significant storm yet. Best odds of an inch or more of snow is north of I-94 #mnwx #wiwx

So we brought down record highs, but this weekend? Snow makes its triumphant return to the forecast. Best chances for some minor snow accumulations comes north of I-94 Sat afternoon and evening. #mnwx #wiwx

It was a record setting January 30th across the region with all three of our climate sites recording record highs! Observed highs today. MSP: 52 (old record 48 in 1989 & 1879).St. Cloud: 49 (old record 44 in 1931).Eau Claire: 51 (old record 50 in 1896).

Some 50 degree stats for the Twin Cities. - Earliest "first 50": January 7, 2003.- Latest "first 50": April 17, 1962.- Ave first 50 (1873-2024) March 8th. - Our average high reaches 50 on April 1st.- 52 is our average high on April 5th.#mnwx #wiwx.

Above normal temperatures continue through this weekend before colder, more "winter-like" air arrives Sunday night. Several chances of snow will also exist after Friday. The best chance is currently Saturday north of I-94, where upwards of an inch may occur. #mnwx #wiwx

Hey, if you haven't been outside today, this is your sign to go outside. It has officially reached 50 degrees at MSP! 😎.

And get this. little to no wind 😏 #mnwx #wiwx

Winter returns this weekend with a couple chances for snow and single digit lows as we head into next week.

Record highs likely Thursday, followed by a small cooldown to end the week. Another warmup occurs Sunday before temperatures fall to more "normal" winter values next week. A 20-40% chance for light rain/snow exists this weekend but significant precip isn't expected. #mnwx #wiwx

After a brief cooldown today, highs will surge to possible record levels on Thursday. Cooler temperatures are then expected for Friday and Saturday. Dry conditions expected through Friday followed by a chance of light snow showers on Saturday. #mnwx #wiwx

Tonight will be partly cloudy with breezy conditions and lows in the mid to upper 20s. A few more clouds on Wednesday, but plentiful sunshine will return on Thursday in addition to near record highs and breezy winds. #MNwx #WIwx

Well above normal temperatures, including highs near record levels today and Thursday, are expected through Saturday. Normal highs are in the mid 20s. The only chance for precipitation comes Saturday with low chances for snow showers. #mnwx #wiwx

It's easy to forget last week's bitter cold when the 5-day looks like this! There are a few opportunities to enjoy the late January mild air this week. #mnwx #wiwx

Temperatures will go on a general warming trend through midweek, with record highs possible on Thursday. Only chance for precipitation comes today with spotty rain/snow showers. #mnwx #wiwx

Much above normal temperatures this week with a few chances for light snow, mainly in WI #mnwx #wiwx