The latest northeast Wisconsin weather forecast from Storm Team 5…
Early Wednesday morning, we are getting reports of a few inches of snow for northern communities, while much of the Fox Cities and lakeshore showed about one inch or less in the grass following some melting. There may be some slippery roads where temperatures are cooler to the north, while many will commute to work and school with wet roads and minor slush.
If your county is under a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY, it will expire between 9am and 1pm depending on where you live. That is for slippery roads and additional snow accumulations in the morning.
A mix of snow, sleet, and rain for the morning hours Wednesday, then a transition to all rain as temperatures warm. Cloudy and windy for many hours this afternoon with some dry time, but some additional isolated or scattered thunderstorms may form in the late afternoon. We’ll watch for a small chance of hail or a damaging winds within any storms, and keep you alerted on air and through the Storm Team 5 Weather App if a storm happens to become severe.
Any rain or storms exits northeast Wisconsin early this evening, leading to partly cloudy skies. Our highs for the day occur in the evening after sunset! Overnight, gusty winds and low that touch 38 degrees by early Thursday.
Gusty winds for Thursday again with partly cloudy skies. There is a small chance for flurries over the north. The high is around 48 degrees.
The best day of the week is Friday with mostly sunny skies and light winds, highs near 50 degrees.
Cloudy on Saturday, possibly a sprinkle in the morning. The afternoon high is 50 again.
Partly cloudy on Sunday and 48 degrees.
