Rain gives way to clearing skies Friday before a weekend storm brings a chance of the season’s first snow and the coldest air so far this fall.

Parts of the northern tier are forecast to see their first accumulating snow of the season Friday night into the weekend. Only an inch or two will be possible in places like Bismarck and Sioux Falls,

Parts of Illinois may see their first snow of the season this weekend as temperatures drastically dip and a wet front moves through the region. Here's the forecast.

Sun splashed the Chicago Bears' practice field and temperatures were above 60 on Thursday, but the arrival of the New York Giants in 48 hours might look much different. Wind gusts up to 33 miles per h

The first major cold blast of the year is expected from the Great Lakes into the southeastern United States early next week. Temperatures 10-15 degrees below the historical average early next week.

Following our cold front late this week, Saturday's temperatures will top out around 50 degrees, and we'll be watching for scattered rain showers. There is a chance that we could see rain mixing in with snow as cooler air moves into the region during the day.

A cold blast could bring up to 3 inches of snow to parts of Michigan's Lower Peninsula by early next week, and 6 inches to the U.P.