The National Weather Service has predicted that two systems moving into Minnesota later this week will drop temperatures below normal and likely will also bring snow. Models indicate "high probabilities" for a few inches of snow coating southern and central Minnesota on Wednesday into Thursday, potentially resulting in a "wintry mix" or freezing rain. Another weathermaker will arrive Friday, bringing a chance of showers that could dampen the Twins home opener. The weather outlook is uncertain, but these storms will serve as a reminder that winter and springtime are still playing out.