Rain, snow and windy conditions expected the next two days as another storm system arrives

WATCH: Jonathan forecasts 3 more cold days then finally spring

WATCH: Jonathan forecasts 3 more cold days then finally spring

After last weekend’s snowfall, the Twin Cities is forecasted to see more precipitation starting Tuesday morning.

The rain may begin as flurries and develop into a thunderstorm, according to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS meteorologist Ken Barlow.

The storm’s end by Wednesday afternoon may leave a half-inch of snow on the ground.

Wind speeds are also expected to pick up, with up to 50 mph gusts on Tuesday and Wednesday. CLICK HERE to track wind speed in your area.

Barlow also said Northwestern Minnesota will likely experience blizzard conditions starting later in the day Tuesday and continuing through Wednesday. Use 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS’ interactive radar to track the storm in your area.

Multiple schools in Northern Minnesota have cancellations or late starts. Visit the school alert page for a complete list of cancellations.

For updates on changing road conditions throughout the storm, visit our traffic news page or use the map below.