Most of us will start the day with mostly cloudy skies, especially to the west, where a few lingering flurries are possible. However, as a weak disturbance continues to pull away, partial clearing will occur in the afternoon. A light lake breeze will keep temperatures in the mid-30s to low 40s.
Another weak disturbance could provide scattered rain and snow showers tomorrow afternoon. But a much stronger storm system will probably affect the entire Upper Midwest by the middle of the week. Temperatures will be just above freezing, hinting at the likelihood of both rain and snow.
- Meteorologist Dan Romano
Seven-day forecast
ADVERTISEMENT
Sunday: Partial clearing, with high of 33 and low of 20
Monday: Flurries/drizzle possible, with high of 38 and low of 28
Tuesday: Increasing clouds, with high of 45 and low of 29
Wednesday: Rain and snow likely, with high of 35 and low of 23
Thursday: Clearing late, with high of 36 and low of 15
Friday: Mostly sunny, with high of 40 and low of 28
Saturday: Slight chance of rain, with high of 45 and low of 27
