Wild weather walloped much of the nation on March 12, as a combination of weather patterns dumped snow in the Northwest, baked the Southwest, swooped in with winds as high as 90 mph east of the Rockies and caused dramatic temperature swings along the East ...

A quick burst of snow on Thursday could affect the evening commute, followed by a more significant system possible for the weekend.

A clear sky remains early this morning with lighter winds around 5-15 MPH throughout southeast Minnesota and North Iowa. Temperatures have fallen to the mid to upper 20s. Clouds and winds will increase throughout the day with southerly gusts up to 40 MPH expected this afternoon and evening.

ABOVE: The latest forecast update from Severe Weather Center 9. To stay on top of changing weather conditions, be sure to download our free WSOC-TV weather app. We’re continuing to track well-above normal temperatures for the weekend with a shower or storm chance too! Temperatures today will be back near 80 degrees.

Look for cloudy, windy, mild conditions Saturday with some morning showers/storms, otherwise sunshine returns on Sunday. HIghs in the 50s. Get the latest forecast from the FOX 17 Weather Ready team.

A springlike weekend is in the forecast. Foggy mornings will give way to warm afternoons with near record high temperatures. Rain chances will remain low with a pop-up shower or thunderstorm possible later Sunday.

Grab that umbrella! Rain showers have moved in across the state, and will be with us through the afternoon, becoming more scattered later on.