A few snow showers will be possible in our region Tuesday as an area of low pressure moves out of the Dakotas and into our region. The steadier of the snow will likely remain to our north around the Arrowhead region, but a few snow showers will probably still manage to move into our region during the day. Around 1 to 3 inches of snowfall will be possible around the Arrowhead, with around an inch possible for Duluth. Otherwise; expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the mid- to upper-teens. As we head into the overnight hours, mostly cloudy skies will remain in the region with the possibility for a few snow flurries. The clouds around the region may keep the temperatures from dropping too much, but the air mass will likely be cool enough to bring single digits lows into the area. Additional snow showers will be possible as we head into the day on Wednesday, otherwise; mostly cloudy skies will likely continue until the evening hours when decreasing clouds will give way to mostly clear skies during the overnight.
Snow possible for Tuesday
Single-digit temperatures possible Tuesday night


Expect plenty of sunshine both Saturday and Sunday with highs only hitting the single digits.
Some people believe that wind chill is just hype and that only the temperature and wind speed should be reported.
The light snow showers will end earlier in the day Friday with slowly falling temperatures this afternoon.
Our weather looks to stay quiet Thursday before snow and wind arrive in the Northland Thursday night and into Friday.