A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Racine, Kenosha, Ozaukee, Milwaukee, Walworth, and Waukesha counties from noon Wednesday until 3 a.m. Thursday.
An active pattern this week with higher snowfall potential across southeastern Wisconsin. Today will be a calm day with sunshine and highs near 30 degrees. Heading into tonight we will see a weak disturbance bring the chance for a few light snow showers. Less than an inch of very light fluffy snow will be possible, with the highest chances northwest of Milwaukee.
Any flurries will come to an end early Tuesday with more sunshine, but colder temperatures as a high pressure moving in from the north.
There is the potential for two larger systems later this week. The first will arrive on Wednesday with the center of the low passing down to the south putting us in a favorable area for some snowfall. The exact track of this system will determine how much snow we pick up, but the heaviest will be towards Racine and Kenosha counties with lower totals as you head northwest. Expect the Wednesday evening commute to be messy.
A break on Thursday with another system moving in late Friday into Saturday. This system is still several days away, but more accumulating snow will be possible.
MONDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 30
Wind: WNW 10 mph
TONIGHT: Few Snow Showers, Light Dusting For Most
Low: 15
Wind: NW 10 mph
TUESDAY: AM Flurries, Partly Cloudy, Chilly
High: 20
WEDNESDAY: Snow Likely, Accumulations Likely
High: 27
THURSDAY: Mostly Sunny, Chilly
High: 19
FRIDAY: PM Snow Chance
High: 27
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