No new snows are seen for the majority of the Midwest. The Dakotas and NE will continue to see some wet snow fly through tonight and early tomorrow, with most additional totals around 1-4"" with a few isolated heavier amounts.

The rest of the Midwest will see rains fall off and on through Saturday. Totals in the majority of the Northwoods look to be light at under .50", with totals elsewhere in the .35-1"+ range.

The rains will be gradually drawing to a close as we go through the day on Saturday and right now Sunday looks dry for most of the region.

Temps the rest of this week and weekend will be running in the 40’s in the Northwoods, with 40’s and 50’s elsewhere, maybe even some 60’s in the southern ½ of the region.

The outlook for this time sees dry weather to dominate the region for most of next week.

There are signs that an area of low pressure will get organized in the Plains by around Friday and then work east into the Midwest for the weekend. The models are in pretty poor agreement with the details, but all of them seem to indicate it to be cold enough for snows to fly to the NW of the lows track. So it is just a matter of the track and the strength of the low. Right now I am taking the conservative look, with some light (2-5") snows possible across the Dakotas, NE and MN, but obviously this forecast is highly subjective to change.

Temps will remain mild next week, with 40’s in the Northwoods and 50’s elsewhere. Slightly cooler temps look to arrive by the end of the week.