Wisconsin – Quick bursts of snow and gusty winds are lowering visibility across northeast Wisconsin, creating sudden hazards for drivers this afternoon. In Green Bay, brief whiteouts may develop along I-41 and I-43 as snow showers sweep through with wind gusts nearing 30 mph.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, a mix of rain and snow showers will continue through the day, with gusty northwest winds reducing visibility and creating hazardous travel at times . Elevated river levels are also being monitored, with minor flooding ongoing in some locations.
Conditions remain active into tonight as scattered snow showers develop, especially after sunset. Temperatures fall sharply to around 21°F, allowing any leftover moisture to freeze. Expect slick spots on bridges and untreated roads by early Tuesday.
Tuesday brings a break with sunshine and highs near 39°F, improving travel conditions and melting residual snow. That improvement is short-lived. By Tuesday night, clouds increase again, and a chance of mixed precipitation returns.
By Wednesday, a more organized system moves in. Rain and snow become likely by late morning, transitioning to steadier rain through the afternoon as temperatures climb into the mid-50s. Roads may turn wet and visibility could drop during heavier showers.
Rain continues Wednesday night with a high chance of precipitation, keeping roads slick and adding to already elevated water levels in rivers and streams.
Drivers should remain alert for sudden visibility drops today and icy patches early Tuesday. Avoid rapid braking during snow bursts.
Conditions stay active through midweek with additional rain chances ahead. Are you seeing reduced visibility or slick roads in your area?
Five Day Outlook For Green Bay, WI:
Tuesday: Sunny, high 39°F
Wednesday: Rain/snow likely, high 56°F
Thursday: Chance of rain, high 60°F
Friday: Slight chance of rain, high 52°F
Saturday: Slight chance of rain, high 53°F
