The chances for snow developing late tomorrow are diminishing. Fair weather in Minnesota is steering the possible storm further and further south. There is only one model that is suggesting a very light snow, if anything, develops at all.

Temperatures will fade to the freezing mark tonight or just below that. The significant snow elt we saw from earlier today will refreeze. Make sure you are staying up with the salting or sanding to keep the pavement free of any dangerous icy buildup.

We will need to keep an eye on the radar tomorrow. There is a chance - a small one - a very small one, that snow could creep up from the south. Most of the meteorological evidence is hinting that this piece of energy stays south with rain, but if it does wobble back up north, we would likely see some spotty snow showers late in the day. Otherwise, it'll be mainly cloudy with hints of sunshine and afternoon highs in the low 40s

Friday and Saturday look nice. In fact, Saturday could turn out to be simply wonderful with mainly sunny skies and afternoon highs flirting with 50 degrees.

Sunday into early next week looks very active. It's possible we start the month of March off with a few opportunities of snow. We still need to see how the overall pattern continues to evolve before we start honking that snow horn.