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Southeast Wisconsin weather: Major winter storm moves in this week; light snow begins Tuesday night

Snow showers continue overnight and into early Wednesday, with a few inches possible.
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WINTER STORM WATCH: A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Sheboygan County and Fond Du Lac County beginning Wednesday at 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. Thursday.

A few rain and snow showers are clipping our northern locations this afternoon. This activity moves out this evening, with very little accumulation expected. This is the first of several chances of precipitation this week.

We are watching what's going to be a very large and complex system that will greatly impact the region by midweek. We'll start with some light snow possibly Tuesday night. Then, the first strong area of low pressure brings a potential icy mix to southeast Wisconsin on Wednesday. This is all followed by yet another low-pressure center and another round of icy mix on Thursday. A very significant multi-day snow appears to set up just to our north. This is all worth monitoring closely. Travel will be very difficult state-wide.

TONIGHT:    
Mostly Cloudy and Windy
Low: 25
Wind: S 15-25 mph

TUESDAY:    
Partly Cloudy and Breezy. Snow Likely At Night. 1-3" Possible
High: 35
Wind: W 10-20 mph

WEDNESDAY:  
Heavy Wintry Mix Develops. Ice and Snow Accumulations Likely
High: 34

THURSDAY:   
Wintry Mix Likely. Additional Snow and Ice Accumulations Possible
High: 36

FRIDAY:     
Mostly Sunny
High: 25

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