Weather

An inch or two of snow will possible through this evening, then a few more rounds of light snow possible Thursday into Friday. An additional inch possible. Yet another storm Saturday, then expect plummeting temperatures to end the month.

Winter Weather Advisory for Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha and Walworth Countis starts at 4am. 2-4" of snow are possible in parts of these counties by the end of the day. Areas farther north and northwest will see far less - if any. Highs today will be in the low to mid 30s and cool to the low 30s Thursday and Friday before falling into the teens and low 20s this weekend and early next week. Snow showers are possible Thursday with light snow returning Friday and Saturday

Snow moves in after 5am Wednesday and light snow continues all day. There could be a heavier band in Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha counties. Most areas 1-2" by Wednesday night. A few slick roads possible.

Dry tonight with temperatures in the upper 20s to low 30s. Snow moves in after 5am Wednesday. 1-2" of snow in most areas Wednesday with a few slick roads.

Cloudy this afternoon then snow showers arrive early Wednesday, lasting through the afternoon. An inch or two of accumulation possible, highest near the WI/IL state line. Fairly active weather continues through the weekend with light snow possible through Sunday. It'll also be a much colder weekend in the 20s.

A fairly uneventful day today with a few morning breaks and then overcast for the afternoon and evening. Temperatures remain above average today with highs in the mid 30s. A strong low passes well to our southeast on Wednesday but tracks just far enough to the NW to clip our area with some light snow on Wednesday. There is a chance we may see some lake effect or lake enhanced snow with this system, but most areas will see an 1-3" at most.

A few light snow showers possible tonight. Breezy with temperatures in the 20s. Dry on Tuesday with a chance for snow on Wednesday.

Best chance of sunshine will be this afternoon before clouds return tonight. Strong winds arrive today with gusts up to 30mph at times. Temperatures will remain slightly above average in the low to mid 30s today and tomorrow. Our next round of snow arrives on Wednesday with a chance for a couple of inches - mostly in our south and east counties. We cool the low 30s - near seasonal - Thursday and Friday and drop into the 20s Saturday.

A few flurries are possible today but otherwise mostly cloudy and becoming windy with afternoon wind gusts in the 30mph range at times. Temperatures will remain slightly above average in the low to mid 30s today and warm slightly to the mid to upper 30s Tuesday. Our next round of snow arrives on Wednesday with a chance for a couple of inches - mostly in our south and east counties. We cool the low 30s - near seasonal - Thursday and Friday and drop into the 20s Saturday.

Cold overnight with temperatures in the teens in most areas. Some peeks of the sun (finally) on Monday with highs in the 30s.

Light snow tapering off with temperatures in the teens and 20s tonight. Finally some peeks of sun on Monday with highs in the 30s.

Light snow/flurries early this morning. Snow will gradually exit heading into the late morning. Cloudy skies continue to take over the skies today with highs temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Sunshine will be limited next week, but the best day to see some will be on Monday. A clipper system could bring a dusting of snow Monday night into Tuesday. Another low-pressure system could bring snow Wednesday.

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Cloudy but cooler as we head into the weekend but still technically warmer than average. Light snow is possible Saturday night into Sunday mostly a dusting to an inch possible. Cloudy and warmer than average to start the week with our next broader system arriving Wednesday. As of now Wednesday looks like light snow but the main snow is focused in central Illinois but worth keeping an eye on.

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