Temperatures will warm this week, but the weather will also turn more unsettled with cloudy skies, the chance for a wintry mix, and rain later in the week.
Overnight lows will be in the teens and 20s, but with breezy winds, wind chills will remain near 10 degrees. Clouds increase overnight and by Monday morning a light wintry mix is expected.
Some light freezing drizzle is possible, especially from Milwaukee south, be aware there could be some slick areas on the roads. Additionally, we will look for some light snow with only minor accumulation potential. Through the afternoon patchy, light freezing drizzle remains possible. High temperatures will be in the 30s, but breezy winds will keep it feeling like 20s.
Freezing rain, sleet, and snow will all be possible on Tuesday. Anywhere from a trace to 2" of wet snow is expected, combined with light ice, roads may become slippery. Highs on Tuesday will be in the mid to upper 30s.
The surge of warmer air will continue to work through the middle of the week. That will cut off any chances for a wintry mix with just rain on Wednesday and Thursday.
Snowmelt is expected with the warmer temperatures, which could put a strain on some homes with lots of snow or ice on the roof. Ensure street drains are clear to allow melting snow a place to go. Ice jams will be possible this week as well, as ice starts to break apart. Stay with us through the week for the latest updates.
TONIGHT: Increasing Clouds, BreezyLow: 18
Wind Chill: near 10
Wind: SW 10-15 G 25 mph
MONDAY: Slight Chance Snow/Freezing Drizzle, Breezy
High: 34
Wind: SW 10-15 G 25 mph
TUESDAY: Messy Wintry Mix Likely
High: 37
WEDNESDAY: Scattered Rain
High: 39
THURSDAY: Scattered Rain
High: 41
FRIDAY: Cloudy
High: 40
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