High pressure will keep the sunshine around Sunday, helping highs reach the 40s in the afternoon and the 50s on Monday. For reference, the average temperature this time of year is in the mid-30s.

Our next storm looks to bring some rain Monday night into Tuesday as a warm front lifts northward. Isolated rain is possible north of the metro Monday afternoon. Steadier rain is likely Tuesday as the low tracks closer, but it stays south of the Twin Cities.

As cold air wraps around the back of the storm into Wednesday morning, the precipitation will end as a few snow showers Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

Rain and snow amounts are still highly variable based on the track of the storm, which still has some uncertainty, but the Wednesday morning commute could be slick. 

Snow is expected to wrap midday Wednesday, but it could be breezy and chilly with temperatures holding in the low 30s.

Despite the system knocking temperatures back a little on Wednesday, we are expecting to climb back into the 40s and 50s to end the week and stay above average likely through the middle of the month.