Green Bay, WI – The National Weather Service in Green Bay reports that another round of light to moderate snow is expected across Wisconsin from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning as a clipper system moves through the region.
Forecasters say at least a couple of inches of snow are likely for much of northeast and central Wisconsin, with potential for a narrow band of heavier snow somewhere across northern parts of the state. However, the exact track of the heaviest snow remains uncertain.
The snow is expected to begin Tuesday afternoon and continue through early Wednesday, likely affecting the Tuesday evening commute with slick and snow-covered roads.
The NWS urges travelers to monitor updated forecasts as the system’s path becomes clearer and to plan for winter driving conditions across portions of Green Bay, Appleton, Wausau, and Door County.
