Snow will come to an end by mid-day, blowing and drifting likely

Road conditions are quite hazardous near Lake Michigan Tuesday morning, especially from Milwaukee to Kenosha. Snow will come to an end by mid-day, though some blowing and drifting is likely through the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. 

Highs today will warm slightly to the upper teens and should get into the low to mid-20s the next few days.

A winter storm warning remains in effect until 3 p.m. for Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha Counties. A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 3 p.m. for Ozaukee County -- and noon for Sheboygan County. 

Roads across the area are mostly snow-covered early this morning. Give yourself plenty of extra time if heading out.

According to the Milwaukee Department of Public Works, crews have been out salting and plowing main streets all night. The blowing and drifting snow dictates continued focus on the mains at least through the morning commute. As the snow tapers off this morning and driving & turn lanes are safe, crews will be directed onto residential streets. Yesterday afternoon’s pre-salting effort of the residential streets should help reduce snow bonding on pavement and will aide in plows moving the snow effectively.

Parking in Milwaukee: No impact expected. We encourage neighbors to park off-street when able and/or to park as far to the curb line as possible. This will help our daytime crews get access to residential streets and parking lanes.  

Garbage Collections in Milwaukee: No impact expected. Check milwaukee.gov/snow for changes and updates. 

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Light snow is possible again Wednesday and Thursday, but we clear up for Friday and Saturday.

Read the complete FOX6 Weather forecast.