sleet and snow to Northland through Monday

With the low pressure system forecast to track from Iowa toward the Upper Peninsula, "normally this would be a pretty good track for heavy snow across the Northland," the Weather Service reported Saturday morning. "But the marked lack of a true arctic airmass . in place in advance of this system should act to largely limit the snow potential" for most areas. wholesale jerseys from china The precipitation may be heavy at times from Sunday into Monday, with rainfall in excess of 2 inches possible in Northwestern Wisconsin. A transition to sleet, snow and perhaps some freezing rain is expected from northwest to southeast Sunday night into Monday. Areas from the Iron Range into the Arrowhead away from Lake Superior may see 2 to 4 inches of snow by the time the precipitation ends on Monday, the Weather Service reported. Lesser snow totals are expected to the south and east, and areas along Lake Superior with east winds off the relatively warm lake waters may see little if any accumulation. In the wake of this weekend's storm, another low pressure system is slated to affect the Upper Midwest from Tuesday night into Wednesday, with colder air in place over the region. Parts of the region may see several inches of snow from that system. With the low pressure system forecast to track from Iowa toward the Upper Peninsula, "normally this would be a pretty good track for heavy snow across the Northland," the Weather Service reported Saturday morning. "But the marked lack of a true arctic airmass . in place in advance of this system should act to largely limit the snow potential" for most areas. The precipitation may be heavy at times from Sunday into Monday, with rainfall in excess of 2 inches possible in Northwestern Wisconsin.