**WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY EFFECTIVE FRIDAY 1AM - 4PM FOR ALL OF SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN**
Storm Team 4 is monitoring an impactful snowfall which is set to move in late tonight into Friday morning. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for all of southeastern Wisconsin starting Friday morning. Expect difficult travel Friday morning and afternoon.
Snow enters southern Wisconsin from midnight to 3 AM. Snow showers will increase in coverage and intensity throughout Friday morning. This will make for a challenging commute for many areas. A heavier snow band or two will likely develop, and these will be the places we see the highest snow totals. Most of southern Wisconsin is looking at 3-6" of wet snowfall accumulation. Where we see banding, some locations may see 8" of snow. Visibility will drop under a half mile at times due to the heavy nature of the snow. Also, this snow will be heavy and wet, the kind that is difficult and hard on the body to shovel, be careful during clean up. Most of the snow is over by 4pm, with just some lingering evening flurries.
There may be some refreezing Friday night into early Saturday on the roads. Sunshine breaks back out on Saturday before another round of rain/snow moves in late Sunday and into Monday.
Temperatures will be warmer next week, helping to melt our snow.
TONIGHT: Snow Moves InLow: 28
Wind: E 5-15 mph
FRIDAY: Snow Likely
High: 35
Wind: SE/N 10-20 mph
SATURDAY: Partly Sunny
High: 34
SUNDAY: Mostly Cloudy; Chance Mix
High: 38
MONDAY: Chance Rain Showers; Iso. Thunder
High: 50
TUESDAY: Chance Rain
High: 47
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