Melissa Meeder

A seasonally mild & quiet Tuesday is expected across the 1011 region, however, changes are to come with our next weather-maker on Wednesday.

The weather system that brought rain & snow to the 1011 region will wrap up by Friday afternoon... leaving windy and cool conditions in its wake. The shot of cool air will be short lived as temperatures increase and skies clear as we head for the weekend.

This weekend will bring warmer temperatures, sunny skies and mainly quiet conditions to the 1011 region.

Sunshine and southerly winds will help aid warmer temperatures to take over the region to round out the week. However, increasing winds, and warm temperatures over the next two days brings the elevated fire danger to some areas.

Southerly winds, warm temperatures and sunshine stick with the 1011 region to start off the new week. However, low relative humidity paired with these conditions will result in Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches in the afternoon to evening.

A pleasant day with variable cloud cover and seasonally warm temperatures is on tap for the 1011 region. However, rain, thunderstorm and a severe weather threat are in the cards come Wednesday.

Sunshine, seasonally warm temperatures ahead for Saturday BUT cooler & windier conditions expected for Saint Patrick’s Day. However, high fire danger is expected over the weekend due to dry & breezy conditions.

Saturday’s cold front causes Saint Patrick’s Day to be cold, like a shamrock shake and windy.

The start of astronomical spring will be feeling very spring-like but the warmup will be short lived.

The potent storm system brings isolated strong to severe storms possible Sunday night. Rain & storm chances transition to snow for most of the state for Monday but some areas remain with rain & storms until Monday night.