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A dry and mild pattern continues across Minnesota through the end of the week, causing the snow to erode quickly. That massive melt is contributing to concerns of black ice and fog.

Both black ice and fog cause travel concerns Wednesday morning, but otherwise it’s another day of widespread snow melt.

Next week looks warm enough for widespread rain across Minnesota.

Mild Pacific air spills into Minnesota this week.

Mild weather returns Tuesday and persists into at least mid-March, leading to a widespread snow melt.

With the help of sunshine and southerly winds, Tuesday brings much milder weather back across Minnesota.

Meteorological winter was milder than average overall, with near-average snowfall.

Unseasonably mild air blows into Minnesota this week.

This first day of meteorological spring will be bright but chilly. Temperatures will rebound Tuesday and we’ll put together a stretch of mild days this week. We have your forecast details, plus a look at just how cold it was in February.

You’ll need your sunglasses and some warm gloves Monday. We have the chilly forecast.