Green Bay, WI – Hazardous travel and frigid temperatures are forecast to hit northeast Wisconsin starting late Sunday and extending into Tuesday. Snowfall mixed with freezing drizzle is expected Sunday, while bitterly cold wind chills as low as -25 degrees will follow on Monday morning.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Green Bay, snowfall totals of 2-4 inches are likely in northern counties, with 1 inch or less expected in the Fox Valley. Freezing drizzle could make roadways, including I-43 and U.S. Highway 41, slippery and dangerous. Travelers are urged to proceed with caution and monitor road conditions at 511wi.gov.
The bitter cold will set in late Sunday night, with wind chills from -15 to -25 degrees posing a frostbite risk within 30 minutes. NWS advises dressing in layers, limiting outdoor exposure, and keeping emergency kits in vehicles.
Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday will bring mostly sunny skies but subzero wind chills during the mornings. Highs will reach 11 degrees Monday and 18 degrees Tuesday, with lows near 3 degrees. By midweek, temperatures will climb slightly, with highs in the 20s under partly cloudy skies.
Residents should check on vulnerable neighbors, bring pets indoors, and ensure vehicles are prepared for cold-weather conditions. Snow spotters are encouraged to share measurements with NWS to improve local reporting accuracy.
Stay informed by following updates from the National Weather Service and local news outlets.
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