Green Bay, WI – A powerful spring storm is set to impact Wisconsin on Wednesday, bringing a mix of rain, snow, and strong winds. The storm will create hazardous travel conditions, particularly in north-central and northeast Wisconsin, where heavy snow and gusty winds could cause road closures and power outages.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will transition to snow by Wednesday night, with snowfall intensifying after 9 p.m. Green Bay and surrounding areas could see wind gusts up to 40 mph, leading to blowing and drifting snow. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for parts of central, northern, and far northeastern Wisconsin.
Drivers should expect poor road conditions on major highways, including I-41 and U.S. Highway 29. Authorities urge residents to delay non-essential travel and prepare for possible power outages due to the combination of wet, heavy snow and strong winds.
Extended Forecast for Green Bay
• Thursday: Mostly sunny after morning snow, high near 40°F, winds up to 31 mph.
• Friday: Partly sunny, high near 50°F.
• Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 37°F.
• Sunday: Rain and snow likely, high near 43°F.
• Monday: Chance of snow, mostly cloudy, high near 41°F.
Residents should monitor local weather updates and exercise caution when traveling. Spotters are encouraged to report ice and snow accumulations.
