Today’s Weather will bring Cloudy Skies and some Messy Driving Conditions starting around the Noon Hour in the Twin Cities with Light Snow Mixed with Light Freezing Drizzle. Snow Accumulations Today will be less than 1″ but up to 2″ of Snow possible in western Wisconsin by Friday morning.

A few patches of freezing drizzle and fog Thursday morning with spotty snow showers visiting the area on Friday.

Saturday began with rain, sleet and snow in parts of North Texas, with temperatures falling into the low 30s by 3 a.m.

Last Year on this Date January 30, 2025 the Twin Cities set a Record High of 52 Degrees ( Average High for January 30 is 24 Degrees ). Clouds and some Snow Flurries until 8 a.m. then Sunny rest of the day with highs around 10 Degrees.

Low-level cloud cover could also result in some drizzle. While the chance of this happening is low, freezing drizzle could cause travel troubles this morning. Northwest Kansas and Southwest Nebraska will also be monitored as some light snow moves in.

WGAL Meteorologist Mary Ellen Pann explained how warmer air caused a shift in precipitation during Sunday's snowstorm, changing snow to sleet and freezing rain.

A major winter storm is expected to impact northeast Oklahoma beginning Friday, bringing accumulating snow, possible ice, and dangerously cold temperatures through the weekend. A Winter Storm Watch is now in effect for much of the state, including the Tulsa metro, as forecasters monitor a powerful system stretching across the southern Plains.

Expect snow to continue throughout the day Sunday, with a chance of a changeover to sleet and freezing rain this evening. The heaviest snowfall, with accumulations of 1+ inch per hour, is expected during daytime hours Sunday.

A drone glides over Hersheypark as fresh snow turns roller coasters and walkways into a quiet, sugar-dusted winter scene. #snow.

Chief Meteorologist Joe Fitzwater has the very latest on your winter forecast and what to expect in your town.

Our time with temperatures persistently below 0F is over! Well…for the most part. There will be brief periods of colder weather through the next several days, especially during the overnight/early morning hours,