Widespread winter storm warnings have been issued across the Midwest on Thursday ahead of the significant storm.

The latest forecast shows Milwaukee will likely miss the worst of a winter storm expected this weekend across much of Wisconsin, though the area will still see a mix of snow, rain and wind.

A winter storm warning has been issued for the Twin Cities and parts of Minnesota this weekend due to a winter storm that's expected to move into the Upper Midwest.

The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning at 9:45 a.m. EDT on Friday in effect until Saturday at 2 a.m. EDT for Presque Isle County.

From Storm Team 5… The calm before the storm will be the daylight hours of Saturday. This is your time to run your errands, get to the grocery store – pickup your favorite winter storm snacks and

First Alert Weather Day issued for significant snow and dangerous travel Sunday into Monday

Two systems will bring accumulating snow to at least part of Western Wisconsin. The first arrives tonight and the second arrives late Saturday.

The National Weather Service warns of rapidly changing visibility and dangerous road conditions through 11 p.m. Friday across Onondaga and eight other counties.

Weather officials forecast a possible record-breaking winter storm for northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula this weekend, March 14-15.