Tuesday will be mild and breezy in Minnesota with highs around 52 degrees in the Twin Cities. Rain and possible thunderstorms develop Tuesday evening across central and southern Minnesota. Northern Minnesota will see snow from Tuesday night until Thursday morning,

Snow has been accumulating across Minnesota since Tuesday evening, with the midweek winter storm looking to be one of the biggest of the season in parts of the state. Minnesota's North Shore has seen the worst of it,

There is a winter weather advisory for counties in the metro along I-94 and southwest from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. for snow & visibility issues due to wind, WCCO meteorologist Joseph Dames reports.

A winter weather advisory will be in place for southern Minnesota. The Twin Cities metro will be on the northern edge of a clipper system and will likely get less than an inch of snow. A frigid weekend is ahead, with windchills below zero on Sunday.

The Boston 25 Weather team is tracking the chance of more than half a foot of snow in parts of Massachusetts on Friday, before the possibility of a larger ocean storm on Monday. Friday will start dry,

Rain will transition to snow across central Minnesota on Wednesday.

Expectations for how much snow Massachusetts will get on Wednesday have decreased, but forecasters are predicting that multiple weather systems could bring plowable snow this weekend.