Green Bay, Wis. – Rain moving across Wisconsin today may transition to a wintry mix in northern areas by the afternoon, with temperatures falling and winds increasing.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, widespread rain is expected through the morning before colder air pushes into the region. In northern Wisconsin, precipitation could change to a mix of light snow and ice later today, though impacts are expected to remain minimal due to warm ground and road temperatures.
Temperatures are forecast to drop steadily throughout the day as northerly winds become gusty, creating a colder and more unsettled feel by evening.
By Friday, conditions turn cooler and blustery across the state, with scattered snow showers and flurries possible, particularly in northern and central areas.
While significant accumulation is not expected, changing precipitation types and falling temperatures could lead to slick spots in isolated areas later today and into Friday morning.
The shifting conditions may affect commuters and students, especially in northern Wisconsin where wintry precipitation develops later in the day.
