On the heels of the coldest day so far this winter (this past Friday) a big warmup is in store with temperatures next week heading back above normal for the most part.

Tonight temperatures will range from 13-31 degrees. The biggest range in low temperatures will be in the Eastern Upper Peninsula tonight. The Northern lower will see temperatures slowly rise into the overnight hours. Mostly cloudy skies tonight and gusty winds in the Northern lower prevailing out of the SW at 15-20 mph and gusts up to 30 mph. Chances to see some patchy freezing drizzle tonight but most of that will happen tomorrow morning.

SUNDAY (FEB 5): A weak cold front passes Sunday but will do so with little fanfare and no real weather to speak of. Skies remain cloudy Sunday with an outside shot at a flurry or two but that's about it. It will be a little warmer than Saturday with temperatures reaching the 30-39F range. SW to NW winds 10-25 mph.

MONDAY (FEB 6): Back to work and school Monday with no weather concerns. Another dry day is in the forecast with mostly cloudy skies around the area. Temperatures Monday from 26-38F.

LATER NEXT WEEK: We get back to how much of the winter has been so far with temperatures at/above normal next week. Low pressure will bring a quick round of wind and some rain showers Tuesday morning with some places Tuesday getting all the way into the low/mid-40's. Some rare sunshine Wednesday. Another low pressure system spins in from the south Thursday with the chance for some rain or a rain/snow mix in the Lower Peninsula Thursday. Cooler Friday with cloudy skies and high temperatures to end next week in the 20's.

-Meteorologist Heather Bricca