the central rockies. that low will not stay in place. it will veer off to the northeast. scattered snow showers and moving into parts of michigan and wisconsin, portions of the u.p. and, of course, the twin cities. fast forward into monday, monday morning, monday afternoon and into monday evening, that low moves into the northeast, but there will be a bit more warmer air in place, so you're not going to see as much in terms of snowfall. rain, yes, but not as much in terms of the snow. let's talk more about that frozen precipitation. how much can we anticipate? in some places it will bey especially heavy. twin cities, read them and reap. 8 to 1 inches of city and into wisconsin anywhere from 6 to 9 inches of snowfall. detroit you'll be quite fortunate with only 1 to 3 along parts of michigan avenue, so that is the good news, at least in terms of the snowfall. better news that we're just a few months away from spring fall and then spring, spring then summer and fall, that's how the seasons go, and right now certainly feeling like fall in places like minneapolis or