The weekend starts on a warm note for much of the Northland, but Sunday looks to bring some spring showers and a brief cool-down.

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Sunshine will help quickly chip away at the snow from this past weeks winter storm.

Widespread rain, snow, and a mix of both will make for a soggy weekend in Minnesota.

Temperatures will flip from seasonable to mild and back again this weekend, with a chance for a few showers and flurries by the end of the day Sunday.

A low pressure system sliding through the region brings a chance for some snow and freezing rain to start the weekend, along with a cool-down to seasonable temperatures.

Snowflakes may flit by for a few northern spots this weekend, but for most we are heading to melting weather with plenty of sunshine and a light breeze.

Some wet snowflakes move through for Friday, but for the rest of the weekend, temperatures will turn mild once again with plenty of sun and melting.

Temperatures begin to warm around the Northland on Friday, and by the end of the weekend we have the chance for a few sprinkles and melting snow.

The slight breeze makes it feel even colder with the wind chill. As we head into this next week, the cold looks to stick around. Continue to layer up and use caution when being outdoors for any length of time.