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Southeast Wisconsin weather: Next round of snow showers arrives Friday morning, cold front to follow

A heavier round of snow is possible Saturday. As of right now, it's looking like a 2-4" snow for most of SE Wisconsin, with the highest amounts towards the Illinois state line.
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We're seeing a lull in the light snow and only a few flurries are possible tonight. The next round of snow showers arrives Friday morning with less than an inch possible. A cold front sweeps the area Friday afternoon as gusty winds will shift from the south to the west, and blowing snow is likely in the countryside. Temperatures fall from the 30s into the 20s.

A heavier round of snow is possible Saturday. As of right now, it's looking like a 2-4" snow for most of SE Wisconsin, with the highest amounts towards the Illinois state line. This should be lighter and fluffier snow. Temperatures continue to slide through the weekend. Highs by Sunday should struggle to reach 20 degrees.

TONIGHT:    
Mostly Cloudy and Breezy with Ch. Flurries
Low: 21
Wind: NW to S 15 mph

FRIDAY:     
Snow Showers Likely. Windy and Blowing Snow. Less Than 1" Accumulation
High: 34
Wind: S to W 20 mph

SATURDAY:   
Snow Likely and Colder. 2-4" Accumulation, Less Far North
High: 25

SUNDAY:     
Mostly Cloudy, Breezy, and Cold
High: 21

MONDAY:     
Mostly Sunny and Very Cold
High: 14

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