Updraft

A storm that is already causing snow, drizzle and freezing rain in southeastern Minnesota Wednesday will bring widespread precipitation across the state Thursday.

Temperatures have risen significantly as of Wednesday morning, but the same system that ushered in the milder air is now bringing snow, drizzle and even freezing rain.

Light freezing rain, snow, or rain all possible through Friday.

An extended mild streak lasts into next week.

Warm air that may keep us above average for the rest of January is spreading across Minnesota Tuesday, but the same system brings high winds and a mix of wintry precipitation.

Temperatures will be milder Tuesday, especially for western Minnesota, but it won’t feel much warmer thanks to higher winds making for a colder wind chill.

Southerly winds kick in Tuesday. Temperatures push into the 30s by Wednesday.

It's been a snowy, but milder than average winter so far for much of Minnesota.

Temperatures remain cold on Monday but will climb well above average by Wednesday. A wintry mix of precipitation impacts Minnesota later this week.

The holiday is starting off with areas of fog in northern Minnesota, light snow in southern Minnesota and temperatures that remain below average.