Tuesday kicks off a stretch of wet days as multiple weather systems passing through Minnesota.

The first of potentially three winter systems is set to arrive in Minnesota on Tuesday evening, potentially bringing a few inches of snow to parts of the state.

Accumulating snow is possible Monday night and against Tuesday into Wednesday, though details are still coming into focus.

A powerful storm system will impact the region this weekend, but meteorologist Sven Sundgaard explains why it's difficult to forecast.

Sunday will start out with some morning sprinkles before the afternoon warms up with a nice southwest breeze.

The Twin Cities will see mostly rain, and perhaps some heavy rain with thunder. A severe storm can't be ruled out for far ...

After temperatures reached into the 60s on Sunday and Monday, wintry weather will return to the upper Midwest throughout the ...

Morning cloud cover clears, setting up a bright and warmer Tuesday afternoon as temperatures climb well above average in Minnesota.

Above-average temperatures settle in across Minnesota to start March, with highs in the 40s Monday and 50s building through ...

Wednesday starts mild for the Twin Cities, with highs in the mid-40s before temperatures fall through the afternoon as cooler ...

Friday's rainy weather won't cause any flooding, but this is the time of year when high water can quickly become a problem.