Weather Forecast

Saturday will feel like a typical day in January, with temperatures reaching the mid-20s. The morning will start with patchy fog and clear out by the afternoon, but the clouds will stick around.

Seasonable temps will stick around for a few days, no snow on the horizon.

With snow beginning around 1 a.m. Thursday for much of the central and southern regions of Minnesota, some areas received more snow than others.

Heavier snow is falling in southern Minnesota. By this afternoon the Twin Cities should see between 3 and 6 inches of snow. Southern Minnesota could see 9 inches.

After a stretch of rain and mild temperatures earlier in the week, much of southern and southeastern Minnesota will see snow Wednesday into Thursday. An approaching system will bring heavy snow showers throughout times beginning overnight into Thursday morning.

A rainy day in Minnesota on Monday will turn slick overnight as the rain transitions to a wintry mix.

Sunday will be dry, with highs in the mid-30s and spots of sunshine. Enjoy the day outside before a storm system arrives on Monday, bringing rain and a possible wintry mix.

The January thaw has arrived! Saturday will be mild, with highs reaching into the low 30s. Expect patches of sunshine before clouds move in during the evening.

Chillier on Friday with a few extra clouds, though there will be brighter pockets as we keep temperatures pretty steady in the upper teens to around 20. A January thaw begins Saturday and we look to hit those mid to upper 30s into early next week.

Mostly cloudy Thursday with cooler temps

Watch for scattered slippery spots across the region after ice accumulated Wednesday morning as air quality issues continue into Wednesday evening.

An icy coating to the roads and sidewalks this morning after AM rain. Highs will get near the freeze mark by this afternoon.