After our rain and wind storm today, winter will clap back by this weekend. Please read this update carefully and feel free to share with others who may be traveling this weekend. Saturday: Temps will start in the upper 20s to near 30 before rising into the mid 30s for the afternoon with increasing clouds.

According to the FOX Forecast Center, the circulation of the Polar Vortex will weaken into the weekend, which will allow more cold air to spill into the Midwest and Northeast, priming the pump, so to speak, to turn any moisture that moves across the region ...

CLEVELAND — Winter makes a comeback this weekend — so I hope you enjoyed yesterday's near-record warmth. In fact, Mansfield tied their record high Friday, with 61 degrees at noon. The previous record of 61 was back in 1937. Today will be 20 degrees colder than Friday in most locations.

Happy Friday! Lowered visibility and patchy black ice are likely for some this morning as freezing fog continues in places like the Northeast Kingdom and the Connecticut River Valley. We’re not expecting the fog or iciness to last for long because temperatures are already rising through the 20s/30s with a developing,

The warning, which covers Kaiser to Rodgers Ridge, Kings Canyon National Park, the Upper San Joaquin River and Yosemite National Park outside of the valley, calls for “heavy snow,” with 6-to-18 inches accumulating between 6,000 and 7,000 feet and 36-to-60 inches accumulating above 8,000 feet.

After a brief hint of Spring late last week, a winter weather pattern returns for the weekend; breezy and colder with snow showers. Get the latest forecast from the FOX 17 Weather Ready team.

A large storm system will bring significant rainfall to lower Michigan beginning late this afternoon and continuing through Friday morning. Most areas can expect between one-half inch and one inch of rain,

“Saturday will be the only day when it’ll be somewhat breezy. Temperatures will warm into the mid 50s, but the winds will be out of the Northwest, between about 15 to 20 miles an hour with occasional gusts to maybe 30 miles an hour,” he said. After that, the area should see stable, dry winter weather for several days.