Snowfall totals yesterday-last night vary from 0.3-2" from the reports received. 

Some flurries & a few snow showers continue in the area now & will continue through the afternoon.

A few will linger even into tonight.

Some local light dustings/coatings are possible.  A few slick spots are possible.

Note the heavier snow south of our area tonight with a narrow corridor of 1-3" possible.

Highs today will run 30-34, followed by lows of 25-28 tonight.

Snow showers are likely later Tuesday afternoon-evening & into the night.  A few flakes may linger to early Wednesday morning.

1" of snow or less is expected.  Watch for slick spots/areas on roads Tuesday evening-night to early Wednesday.

Highs Tuesday will run 30-34, followed by lows of 25-28 Tuesday night.

Wednesday afternoon looks breezy & warmer with southwest winds 15-30 mph & highs 34-40.

Temperatures will level off at 31-36, then rise to 35-41 Wednesday night.

Cold front passes through Thursday.  Exact timing of front will determine how warm it gets, but continue to go with 38-46.

Southwest to northwest winds may gust to 30 mph.

Latest model analysis keeps any rain southwest of our area & snow northeast of our area.

I'd like to keep 25% coverage of showers in the forecast for that day as the cold front passes, however.

As for Friday, I wanted to keep a few flurries & snow showers in the forecast for shortwave pivoting southeastward from Minnesota.

Highs will run 29-34.

Saturday looks dry with sunshine with highs 29-33.

Snow is likely later Sunday, followed by icy mix Sunday night-Monday before ending as snow.

Travel impacts are possible Sunday-Monday.

Highs will run 29-33 with temperatures 30-33 Sunday night & 32-35 then falling to 25-29 Monday.