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Nothing too crazy is expected but storms are expected to fire in association with a quick-moving system that treks across Minnesota and Wisconsin on Tuesday.
The Twin Cities is unlikely to be hit by strong or severe storms Wednesday, but a large swath of Wisconsin, far southeastern Minnesota and northeastern Iowa are in an elevated "enhanced" risk for severe weather, including potentially strong tornadoes.
Last week, meteorologist Sven Sundgaard explained why weather models are so finicky and have a tough time forecasting spring storms. That explainer proves true this week as the incoming storm system for Tuesday-Thursday now looks like it'll bring the worst of its impacts to Wisconsin.
Friday is set to be a bit squirrelly as the National Weather Service is warning of possible snow squalls in eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
A complex storm system will bring numerous of precipitation to the North Central United States Friday through Sunday, with Minnesota and Wisconsin expected to be on the receiving end of a wintry mix, rain, freezing rain and snow, while Iowa up to the Minnesota border could have severe thunderstorms.