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UPDATE: How much snow can the viewing area expect as a winter storm takes aim at the Midwest Friday into Saturday?
This storm we are tracking has the potential to drop more than four inches of snow in north Iowa and 2-4 inches in southern Minnesota.
Cold air accompanies this snow with highs in the teens starting on Friday through Monday with single digits possible on Sunday.
A light dusting of snow is possible Wednesday night into Thursday.
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