First Alert for rain, freezing rain, and snow

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A series of weather systems are expected to bring rain, freezing rain, and snow to central Wisconsin over the next several days, with the potential for accumulating snowfall in some areas.

Why it matters

The changing weather conditions could impact travel and outdoor activities in the region, so residents should stay informed and prepared for the shifting forecast.

The details

The active weather pattern is set to begin on Tuesday, with fog in the morning giving way to rain in the evening. As temperatures drop overnight, communities in the Northwoods may see a wintry mix or light snow. Additional snow is possible on Wednesday into early Thursday, with the highest totals of 1-3 inches expected closer to Lake Superior and the Wisconsin/Michigan border. Another round of snow is expected Thursday night through Friday, though the exact snowfall amounts are still uncertain.

• Fog expected on the Tuesday morning commute, lifting by 10 AM.
• Rain arriving Tuesday evening, with potential for thunderstorms.
• Wintry mix and light snow possible in Northwoods overnight Tuesday into Wednesday.
• Light snow expected Wednesday into early Thursday, with higher totals near Lake Superior.
• Additional snow possible Thursday night through Friday, timing and amounts still uncertain.

What’s next

Residents should continue to monitor the forecast and weather conditions, and be prepared for potential travel impacts or disruptions to outdoor activities throughout the week.