<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4VuxZ6_1H5My0ew00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4VuxZ6_1H5My0ew00" width="1600" height="900" ><figcaption>The high will make it mild and dry this weekend while the looming low to the west will bring rain by Thursday. (Dave A. | w1)</figcaption></figure>WEATHER STORY: Most of us had a dry and mild week leading up to now with the exception of lake effect snow on the South Shore. Now, another cell of high pressure is setting up for the first half of the week ahead so that snow should dry up and melt thanks to another warm spell. By midweek, that will turn into mild temps with rain chances that could shift to a rain and snow mix next Saturday. Normals: lows 19-24, highs 33-38.WEEKEND FORECAST AT A GLANCE: Minnesota - mostly sunny with highs 40-45 and winds calm to SW 5-10. Wisconsin - mostly sunny with highs 40-50 and winds calm to SW 5-10. Upper Peninsula - Mostly sunny with highs 33-45 and winds calm to SW 5-10 mph.FIRST ALERT WEATHER TRENDS FOR THE WEEK: The first part of the week ahead will be mild and dry with temps well above normal. The second half of the week will start warm and rainy but drop enough next Saturday for a rain and snow mix. Accumulations look low right now but we’ll give you the First Alert if that changes.SATURDAY: The sky will be mostly sunny. The high will top out around 40 which is a little warmer than normal. The wind will be NW 5-10 mph.SATURDAY NIGHT: The sky will turn partly cloudy with a low near 25. The wind will be calm.SUNDAY: Look for a mostly sunny sky again. The high will get toward 45. The wind will be SW 5-10 mph.MONDAY: It will be mostly sunny and 50 after a morning low of 32. The wind will be SW 10-20 mph.TUESDAY: Clouds will start to creep in with a fresh low pressure system to make conditions partly sunny. The low will be 32 and the high will hit 50. The wind will be S 10-20 mph.WEDNESDAY: The clouds will get thicker toward mostly cloudy status as the low comes calling. The low will be 40. The high will stick to 50. The wind will be S 10-20 mph.THE REST OF THE WEEK: Rain is likely Thursday and Friday as warmer temps linger. By the weekend, though, temps will fall back to normal which could induce some rain and snow mixes that may slick up our roadways.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0GEgKy_1H5My0ew00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0GEgKy_1H5My0ew00" width="1300" height="729" ><figcaption>The next seven days start mild and dry, then mild and rainy and potentially cooler with a rain and snow mix by next Saturday. (Dave A. | kbjr)</figcaption></figure></div></body>

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WEATHER STORY: Most of us had a dry and mild week leading up to now with the exception of lake effect snow on the South Shore. Now, another cell of high pressure is setting up for the first half of the week ahead so that snow should dry up and melt thanks to another warm spell. By midweek, that will turn into mild temps with rain chances that could shift to a rain and snow mix next Saturday. Normals: lows 19-24, highs 33-38.

First Alert Weather: Another mild and dry weekend on deck

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WEATHER STORY: Most of us had a dry and mild week leading up to now with the exception of lake effect snow on the South Shore. Now, another cell of high pr

First Alert Weather: Another mild and dry weekend on deck

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