Cold Rain and Icy Mix Forecast for Northern Wisconsin

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A weather system moving out of the plains will bring a round of rain with an icy mix to northern Wisconsin beginning this evening and lasting through mid-morning Wednesday. A winter weather advisory has been issued for several counties, with the potential for a few inches of snow and up to 0.10 inches of ice accumulation north of Highway 64, leading to slippery travel conditions.

Why it matters

This winter storm could impact travel and daily activities for residents in the affected areas, especially those in the northern parts of the state. The icy mix and accumulating snow could make roads hazardous, leading to potential delays and safety concerns.

The details

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Langlade, northern Marinette, northern Oconto, and Menominee counties in Michigan from 9 PM tonight through 12 PM Wednesday. Expect snow and ice accumulations, with the best chance for a few inches of snow north of a line from Stephenson to Wausaukee to Lakewood. A glaze to 0.10 inches of ice is also possible north of Highway 64, adding to the slippery travel potential.

• The wintry mix is expected to begin this evening around 9 PM and last through mid-morning on Wednesday.
• The winter weather advisory is in effect from 9 PM tonight through 12 PM on Wednesday.

What’s next

Residents in the affected areas should monitor the weather conditions and be prepared for potentially hazardous travel conditions overnight and into Wednesday morning.