A Snow Squall Warning was issued for Washington, Ozaukee, and Milwaukee counties until 4:15 p.m. A snow squall is a burst of intense snow and wind.
These winter storms can cause a sharp drop in visibility, posing a major hazard for motorists. Whiteout conditions can trigger chain reaction accidents on roadways.
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A line of heavy snow showers is sweeping across southeast Wisconsin. The snow won't add up to much, but if you land under one of these snow showers, you should expect visibility to be greatly reduced and roads to become slippery. These snow showers are along a cold front that also brings strong wind gusts and quickly dropping temperatures this evening. Low temperatures fall into the teens and single digits overnight with a wind chill dipping as cold as -10 by morning.
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It's going to remain windy at times heading into the weekend, but temperatures should be on the rise. By Sunday, we might even get close to 50 degrees. There is a chance for rain on Sunday night and into Monday.
TONIGHT: Snow Showers Early. Windy and ColdLow: 14
Wind: W 20-30 mph G 45 mph
THURSDAY: Mostly Cloudy, Windy, and Cold
High: 27
FRIDAY: Mostly Sunny and Breezy
High: 30
SATURDAY: Partly Cloudy and Windy
High: 40
SUNDAY: Mostly Cloudy, Breezy, and Mild
High: 48
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