Winter has returned! Accumulating snow is expected this evening through tonight as an upper level disturbance and an area of low pressure moving through the Plains interact to give us our first significant snowfall since November. Starting at 4pm this Friday afternoon, light to moderate snowfall will move into SE Wisconsin and continue overnight.
- Check The Interactive Radar As The Snow Moves In
- Weather Alerts
- Check Traffic Delays Before You Head Out
- Weather Related Closings And Delays
TONIGHT: Windy with snow. Accumulation: 2-5”
Low: 20
- Wind: NE 15-25 mph
Snow will continue into Saturday morning along with gusty winds at times, which will lead to blowing snow and reduced visibility
SATURDAY: Windy with scattered snow showers. Accumulation: 1-2”
High: 24 NE 15-25 mph Gusts: 30 mph
By Saturday afternoon, snow will taper off from west to east but there will be a few lake effect snow bands lingering into the evening hours, potentially leading to higher snow totals near the Lake.
- Friday afternoon snow begins 4pm
- Friday night snow/blowing snow continues
- Friday 8pm- Sat.6am Heavy bursts of snow will be possible at times.
- Saturday morning light to moderate snow with up to an additional 2” of accumulation. 2”+ can be expected along the Lakefront.
- Saturday evening snow end inland; scattered snow still possible along the Lake.
Impacts
- Slippery roads
- Blowing Snow
- Reduced Visibility
- Slow Travel
Behind our winter storm, an arctic blast of much colder air will move into our area dropping highs into the teens and lows into the single digits for Sunday. Wind chills will range from -5 to -15 on Sunday.
SUNDAY: Mostly sunny, breezy & colder.
High: 15 N 10-15 mph
Heading into Monday, we’ll be tracking another storm system which will likely bring another round of measurable snowfall into SE Wisconsin starting Monday evening and continuing into Tuesday.
MONDAY: Mostly cloudy then light snow in the afternoon.
High: 20
