A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR SHEBOYGAN COUNTY UNTIL 6AM SUNDAY MORNING.
Flurries and light scattered snow will continue this evening. Late tonight and overnight lake effect snow will develop, bringing another one to three inches of snow to lakeshore counties. Inland areas will see less than one inch of additional accumulation. Overnight lows will be in the 20s, but winds will pick up, making it feel like single digits and teens.
Sunday clouds will linger, along with snow flurries. Winds will be breezy all day with gusts in the 30-mph range. Temperatures will be in the 20s through the afternoon, but by evening Arctic air will begin to move in. Temperatures will quickly drop heading into Monday morning, with morning lows around 0-degrees, and wind chills in the teens below zero.
Get ready for an extended period of cold weather, wind chills will remain below zero from Sunday evening through at least Wednesday morning. The coldest time frame will be early Tuesday, when wind chills could drop as low as -25-degrees.
Mid to late week will be slightly warmer, but still below average.
Check The Interactive Radar
TONIGHT: Scattered Snow, Trace to 1" inland, 1-3" Lake, BreezyLow: 22
Wind: N 10-15 G 25 mph
SUNDAY: Flurries, Gusty Winds, Falling Temperatures
High: 26 (Rapidly falling in the evening)
Wind: NW 10-20 G 35 mph
MONDAY: Partly Sunny, Breezy, and Very Cold
High: 9
Wind Chill: -20 to -10
TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy and Bitter Cold
High: 10
Wind Chill -25 to -5
WEDNESDAY: Mainly Cloudy
High: 14
THURSDAY: Mostly Cloudy
High: 20
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