Updraft

We aren’t expecting any huge temperature swings this week, but you’ll notice higher temps late in the week and into the weekend. We had a much colder end to January last year, and we’ll revisit that.

A stable air mass over Minnesota is helping to keep temperatures mild, but it is also causing cloudy skies and periods of fog. Light snow chances return by Thursday.

A very stable air mass sitting over Minnesota is causing some fog and drizzle for parts of Minnesota Monday morning, and it will keep clouds in place for most of the day.

Parts of western Minnesota will see some periods of freezing drizzle or a wintry mix Sunday evening and overnight Sunday night. Details on that, plus some mild temperatures in the week ahead.

Parts of western Minnesota will see a wintry mix this Sunday afternoon and Sunday evening. Milder than normal temps remain in our forecast for several days. We have all the details for you.

We’ll have a lot of clouds again today, but temps will be mild. We have details on advisories in parts of western Minnesota.

How long will this mild (for January) streak continue? Who will see some flakes the next couple of days? We have the answers to those questions, plus a reminder about ice safety

Our weekend temps will be much warmer than normal, and quite a contrast to the arctic chill that we saw last weekend. Details on how long the mild weather will last, and an early look at the spring flood outlook for Minnesota.

Mild weather will stay with us this weekend and beyond. We’ll cruise through the end of January with a string of mild days, unlike the arctic chill of late-January last year. We have your complete weekend forecast and a look at our Minnesota snow depths.

Portions of eastern Minnesota will see periods of snow again Friday, followed by a cloudy but quiet weekend across the state. Temperatures remain very mild.