You read the headline right. The weather is being just plain crazy of late.

After starting off the New Year with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, a cold front and artic mass bringing freezing temps followed behind, and left Polk County with a thin blanket of snow during the overnight hours.

The National Weather Service still has a wind advisory in place through noon, and the thermometer is expected to get up to 42 and melt snow around the area before dropping down to 23 degrees overnight.

Expect a slight warming trend starting on Tuesday with a high of 50, Wednesday with a high of 56, and a round of rain Thursday that could turn into snow showers once again as temperatures dip down to 20 degrees overnight.

Sunshine returns to the forecast on Friday with a high of 42, and low of 24. Weekend temps are expected to be back into the 50s.

Want to submit a snow photo? E-mail it to kevin@polk.today!