Milwaukee, WI – Drivers across Milwaukee and surrounding counties face hazardous conditions today as dense fog blankets the area, reducing visibility to a quarter mile or less. The National Weather Service has issued a Dense Fog Advisory until 9 a.m., warning commuters to exercise extreme caution during morning travel.
According to the NWS, the advisory impacts Kenosha, Milwaukee, Racine, Walworth, and Waukesha counties, where reduced visibility may make driving conditions dangerous. Motorists are urged to slow down, use headlights, and maintain extra distance between vehicles.
Looking Ahead to the Week:
Mild but unsettled weather continues through midweek. Today, temperatures will rise to the upper 40s with southwest winds becoming breezy in the afternoon. Fog will clear as drizzle tapers off, giving way to mostly cloudy skies.
Tuesday Night into Wednesday:
Light snow is expected to begin Tuesday evening and persist through early Wednesday morning, with accumulations around one inch or less. Commuters should plan for possible slick roads during the Wednesday morning rush hour, especially on untreated surfaces. Highs on Wednesday will struggle to reach the low 30s, with breezy northwest winds up to 15 mph.
Extended Forecast:
• Thursday: Another round of light snow is likely, with chances increasing to 60% in the afternoon. Highs will reach 32°F.
• Friday: A slight chance of snow showers continues, but partly cloudy skies return, offering a break from wintry conditions.
Drivers and residents should remain alert for weather updates, as conditions may evolve throughout the week. Plan for slow travel and monitor local forecasts for the latest information.
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