SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) — It has been a cold and at times windy day across KELOLAND, and while we do get a small break from the cold it comes with a catch.

As of 3 pm CST Tuesday

Cloud cover will remain rather prevalent as we go into the night with our next system on the way for Wednesday. As it comes up from the south, we’ll start with a wintry mix in southeastern KELOLAND before snow showers develop to the northeast later in the afternoon. This gradually departs as we head into the evening, but you’ll want to keep an eye on things if you are going to be out and about.

While it’s windy at times on Thursday, that day may end up being the pick day of the week. Between a good amount of sunshine and temperatures that are near to above average for most of the region, it’ll be a pleasant day all the same.

Clouds return on Friday with snow possible later in the day and more so into Saturday. The track of this low will heavily dictate who sees what…especially on the southern fringe of this system. Right now, we’re not looking at a major event, but a few inches of snow are possible as of now. Keep an eye out for updates on the Saturday outlook.

Sunday is a sunnier day, but it’ll be cold again with highs in the teens. A few more snow showers are possible by next Tuesday with odds for near to below average temperatures being favored through Valentine’s Day.

Here’s a look at your extended forecast: