strong low-pressure in southeastern south dakota producing strong wind up that way. there is a jet stream across the central portions of iowa and the sun came out and the temperature got up to 60 there. then we have this flow in the upper level of the atmosphere surface. that created the share environment the drop the tornadoes down in the afternoon hours. that threat is pretty much over with and now we have to look forward to the colder air rotating back in on the backend of that cold front. you can see there are still scattered showers and storms around in the eastern counties and then by midnight does shift off to wisconsin and illinois and the skies will clear up. as we get to six a clock more will appear in the northwest. some of the clouds will finally start to return to the skies and then eventually everybody will be back in the clouds with colder temperatures. by the time we get to the middle of the week, there could be scattered showers. certainly colder temperatures as we move through the week. in the north tonight, scattered then tomorrow morning it should

we had blizzard watches for southeastern south dakota and western minnesota. you can see wintery mix there. lots of snow reports there. from this system. but in terms of snow that should hold off for us. high pressure in command of the weather pattern. winds from the north and we keep things try mild in association with this high pressure system into saturday. it's isn't really until saturday evening this next frontal system starts to creep into new england. and as it does so this is where we look to see showers into monday morning. you can see further to west some blue. i do think that western mass berkshires as well as the worcester hills and merrimack valley you could see a couple flurries. most of that will hold off until sunday. late sunday night we could see a couple of flurries in the merrimack valley worcester hills as well as berkshires. most dry when it comes to flurry late sunday night. we could see just a couple of flurry primarily to the west. that's in association with the jet stream taking a major dip bringing some cool ka fadian air our way. hi

duluth seeing up to six inches of snow, southeastern south dakota as well as western minnesota, and a lot of reports fallen. as we head into the rest of our forecast, we're just looking at high pressure through today. this starts the lose its grip on us as we head enter our saturday forecast. into saturday afternoon, cloud cover thickens up, you can see this frontal system headed our way. that's going the track further to our north. we do get some moisture associated with this system. auburn you can see some blues soak the berkshires. we're looking at this potential for flurries, a bit of a mix. we start to usher in that cooler air. that could allow changeover from showers to a built of snow. sunday once we day, you can see we're really looking at mostly just showers here. scattered showers throughout the day. throughout eastern mass, a couple flurries mixed in with those showers potentially into late sunday night. but again, most of that will stay to our west. worcester hills potentially seeing a couple flurries. all of that melting as soon as it hits the ground. you can see as we he