MPR's Paul Huttner says parts of Minnesota might see some "meaningful snow" Thursday night or Friday morning. We might also see some slick roads during the Friday morning commute.

A light snow shower should lead us into some cooler temperatures this weekend, though temps shouldn't stray too far from the average. Most forecasters are predicting the metro will see anywhere from a light dusting to an inch of snow.

Perhaps Old Man Winter heard us snickering about this year's "winter." The Leap Day Storm left a foot of snow across much of central Minnesota, knocked out power to many Minnesotans, closed schools, and left traffic accidents in its wake.

Kare 11's Sven Sundgaard says a snowstorm might brush the Twin Cities this weekend, with the southeastern suburbs seeing 1 to 3 inches while just a few flakes dust the northwestern burbs. The National Weather Service in Chanhassen and the Star Tribune's Paul Douglas are bringing us similar forecasts.

Sunday's snowfall hit northern Minnesota. Forecasters think the second round of this one-two punch may leave a similar amount of snow across the middle of the state. A storm late Tuesday and Wednesday could bring ten inches to the Twin Cities, with sleet making travel hazardous in southern Minnesota.