Weather Forecast

After what feels like an eternity of temperature swings and cold weather, we're finally entering a stretch of more seasonable weather!

Some light snow possible tomorrow before a warmer weekend!

The heaviest snow has tapered off toward parts of northwest Wisconsin, leaving most of Minnesota to deal with a wind chill advisory tonight into tomorrow morning. Snowfall totals from the storm vary, as areas such as Duluth (17 inches), Little Falls (13) and Baxter (11) lead the state. Most of the metro saw between 4 to 7 inches, and will see wind chills tonight in the negatives.

After a snowy and windy morning and afternoon in the Twin Cities, the heaviest snow has passed for the metro.

It?s been an active weather day on highways, byways and roads throughout the Twin Cities on Tuesday as most major roads are still offering slow commutes despite continued plowing efforts. Most areas in the metro are sitting with more than four inches of fresh snow. The wind doesn?t help conditions, as its 30+ mph gusts add to the cold and reduce visibility.

It's snowy and windy, but should stop around 6 pm. Totals in the metro should remain around 3-5 inches.

Snow flurries are expecting to wind up overnight bringing several inches of snow to the Twin Cities metro by the end of Tuesday.

Tuesday should be snowy with several inches possible.

After a warmup on Sunday, get ready for some snow over the next few days.

Snow possible midday and temps will fall throughout the day.

What to expect this weekend? A windy Friday, cool Saturday, and warm Sunday.

The temperature rollercoaster continues as a low below zero today rises to a high above 35 Friday. Also, snow is possible tomorrow.

Overnight gets much colder as Thursday's lows will be around 0.

Colder air returns Wednesday and Thursday.

Highs Tuesday should be around 30.

Light snowfall on Sunday night is turning roads in the Twin Cities icy, making for slick travel.