Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
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A taste of the Arctic Tuesday morning with bitter cold and even colder wind chills, but the turnaround is already underway. Southerly winds kick in later Tuesday and begin a steady warmup that really takes hold by Wednesday.

Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
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Clearing skies overnight and cold. Wind chills around -5 to -15 by morning. Partly sunny and cold on Tuesday with a high of 19. Snow moves in after 9pm Tuesday and moves out by 7am Wednesday. Around 1" of snow expected in Milwaukee, closer to 2" far inland. Warming up late week into Saturday.

Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
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Winter Weather Advisory until 9pm Tonight for all of SE WI. Snow is winding down, the wind will remain gusty tonight creating blowing ground snow. Skies will clear leading to a COLD night.

Weather Webcast with Stephanie Barichello
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Snow is tapering off this evening but blowing snow will be a possibility through the night. Temperatures will drop into the single digits overnight with wind chills below 0. It's going to be a cold St. Patrick's Day! Another round of light snow expected Tuesday night with up to 1" of accumulation possible. Warming back to 50s late in the week. 

Weather webcast with Stephanie Barichello
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Blizzard warning until 4 p.m. A powerful late-season winter storm is hammering southern Wisconsin, producing blizzard conditions with heavy snowfall and wind gusts approaching 50-60 mph.

Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
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A powerful late-season winter storm is hammering southern Wisconsin, producing blizzard conditions with heavy snowfall and wind gusts approaching 50-60 mph. Visibility will remain extremely limited through the morning commute before the snow gradually tapers from south to north late morning into midday. Even after the snow ends, gusty winds will keep blowing and drifting snow going.

Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
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Winter Storm Warning Jefferson, Washington, Ozaukee, Walworth, Waukesha, Fond du Lac and Sheboygan counties Tonight through 4pm Monday Winter Weather Advisory Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha Co. Tonight through 4pm Monday

Weather webcast with meteorologist Lisa Michaels
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Areas south of WI-60 have a chance for scattered rain showers and afternoon thunderstorms. Areas north of WI-60 will see the wintry mix transition to rain with a possibility of freezing rain. Ice accumulations may occur, hence the Winter Weather Advisory still in effect until 4 p.m.

Weather Webcast with Holly Baker
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We are tracking a winter storm for the weekend and the start of the week.

Weather webcast with meteorologist Lisa Michaels
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Increasing clouds (cloudy) Saturday with highs in the mid 30s. Chance of wintry mix in northern counties at night. Looking lower for most areas. Temps warm into Sunday with afternoon storms and snow by Monday.

Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
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Phase 1: Winter Weather Advisory north of Milwaukee 7pm Sat. to 10am Sun. Phase 2: T-Storms on Sunday Afternoon with a high of 50. Phase 3: Winter Storm Watch ALL of SE WI 4pm Sunday to 7pm Monday

Weather webcast with Chief Meteorologist Rob Haswell
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Attention quickly turns to a potentially more impactful storm arriving Saturday night into Sunday. Confidence is growing that parts of Wisconsin could see significant snow, blowing snow, and even some ice.

Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
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 Rain with a brief mix of snow possible north of I-94 Friday morning, followed by a blast of powerful winds that could gust close to 60 mph behind the cold front Friday.

Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
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High Wind Warning until 4pm Friday for ALL of SE WI.  Winter Storm Watch from 7pm Sat. to 4pm on Monday

Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
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High Wind Warning from 4am to 4pm Friday for ALL of SE WI. Winter Storm Watch from 7pm Sat. to 4pm on Monday

Weather webcast with meteorologist Holly Baker
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Partly to mostly cloudy Thursday before rain moves in Thursday night followed by a blast of very gusty winds on Friday. A strong low tracking through the Great Lakes will crank up a powerful low-level jet, meaning wind gusts could be the main headline Friday with a Wind Advisory in effect.

Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
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Partly to mostly cloudy Thursday before rain moves in Thursday night followed by a blast of very gusty winds on Friday. A strong low tracking through the Great Lakes will crank up a powerful low-level jet, meaning wind gusts could be the main headline Friday with a Wind Advisory in effect.