Green Bay, WI – Drivers in northeast Wisconsin woke up to challenging conditions this morning as lake-effect snowbands moved inland from Lake Michigan. Slippery roads and reduced visibility are being reported, particularly along I-43 and surrounding areas.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Green Bay, a Winter Storm Warning remains in effect until 6 a.m. for Brown, Winnebago, and Calumet counties. Light to moderate snow is expected to continue through the morning, adding up to an inch of fresh accumulation. Road conditions remain hazardous, with snow-covered highways creating delays for commuters. Drivers are urged to slow down and allow extra travel time.
Looking ahead, a quieter Saturday is expected, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 29°F. However, clouds will return Sunday night as temperatures dip to 24°F. By Monday, forecasters predict another round of snow, with highs near 35°F, potentially impacting early Christmas travel plans.
For those hitting the roads today, be prepared with emergency supplies and stay updated on local weather through NWS alerts or by calling 511 for the latest traffic updates. Avoid unnecessary travel if conditions worsen.
Key safety tips: Reduce speed, allow for extra stopping distance, and keep headlights on.
For the rest of the week, expect dry but chilly conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with highs near 36°F and lows around 30°F. By Christmas Day, northeast Wisconsin is projected to see cloudy skies with slightly milder highs near 38°F.
Stay vigilant and prepare for changing road and weather conditions as the holiday approaches.
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