Sunday evening a messy mix of snow, rain, small hail or graupel, and lightning are all possible. Stronger showers may create reduced visibility and slick spots on the roads. Minor snow accumulations are possible, mainly collecting on grassy surfaces. The best chance for this would be south of I-94, with a trace to as much as 2". Showers end by 11pm and then skies will partially clear out. Lows overnight drop into the 20s inland, low 30s lakeside.
The work week gets off on a quiet start with highs in the upper 30s and lower 40s on Monday. Skies will be partly to mostly cloudy. Tuesday we will hold onto some sun, and highs will be just slightly warmer.
Wednesday a cold front will drop through the region bringing with it light snow showers and breezy winds.
Cool air will be quickly replaced by warming temperatures late in the week. Another area of low-pressure will move up from the south - allowing rain showers to spread into Wisconsin by Thursday evening. The chance for rain continues into Friday, and we may even see a few thundershowers to end the week.
TONIGHT: Wintry Mix through 11pm, then partly cloudyAccum: Trace to 2" - mainly on grassy surfaces south of I-94
Low: 31 lake, 25 inland
Wind: N/NE 5-15 mph
MONDAY: Partly sunny to mostly cloudy
High: 40
Wind: NE 10-20
TUESDAY: Partly cloudy
High: 43
WEDNESDAY: Chance light snow showers
High: 41
THURSDAY: PM showers
High: 48
FRIDAY: Rain, chance storms
High: 51
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