Green Bay, Wisconsin – Snow-covered and partially covered roads are affecting travel across central and northeast Wisconsin Friday morning, prompting hazardous driving conditions through late morning.
According to the US National Weather Service in Green Bay, snow will continue across portions of central, north-central and far northeast Wisconsin, with the heaviest snowfall expected through 11 a.m. Road conditions remain snow covered or partially snow covered, particularly north and west of the Fox Valley.
Officials say hazardous travel is expected to continue at times for the remainder of the morning. Drivers should anticipate reduced visibility, snow-covered pavement and slower travel speeds.
Traffic cameras from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation show snow accumulating on major corridors, including Interstate 39 and U.S. Highway 51 near Wausau. Conditions may vary by location, with improved travel closer to the lakeshore and more significant impacts inland.
Motorists are urged to allow extra time to reach their destinations and check updated road conditions at 511wi.gov before traveling.
The late-morning timing may affect school transportation schedules, regional deliveries and commuter traffic across central Wisconsin.
Travelers should continue monitoring official updates as conditions evolve through midday.
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