HERE COMES THE NEXT ONE...

The next winter storm is moving through the Midwest, but there's some big differences from the last one. This one comes with a lot more clarity and is going to be longer lasting than Friday's storm. Here's the latest alerts as of Sunday night:

Some light snow is possible into Sunday morning in portions of Iowa, with widespread snow to the north of the state:

There will be a transition to rain in Iowa and Illinois with heavy snow developing in Minnesota and Wisconsin Sunday afternoon into Monday:

As the low pressure system moves through there's the potential for some strong thunderstorms, driven by the strong wind shear. Temperatures will be driven into the 50s.

The Storm Prediction Center has this marginal risk (1 out of 5 on the scale) for portions of the state. Hail, gusty winds, and an isolated tornado is possible.

As the low continues to cut across Iowa, rain will continue on and off with snow to the northwest Monday night into early Tuesday:

Here's the latest snowfall totals from the Euro through the storm:

The GFS is being too aggressive in northern Iowa:

Here's a look at the National Weather Service in La Crosse, WI:

Winter keeps hanging on in the Midwest!

Rebecca Kopelman