Green Bay, WI – A wintry mix of snow and freezing drizzle is set to impact Northeast Wisconsin starting tonight into Monday evening, creating hazardous travel conditions during the holiday season. Motorists are urged to plan for delays, especially along major roadways like I-41 and US-29.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, light snow will develop late tonight and transition into a mix of freezing drizzle and snow on Monday afternoon. New snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches is expected across central and northeast Wisconsin. Additionally, a light glaze of ice may coat untreated surfaces, increasing the risk of slippery roads.
Temperatures will hover around 34°F on Monday, with south winds at 10 mph. The wintry precipitation will taper off by evening, giving way to mostly cloudy skies. However, travel disruptions may persist into Tuesday morning as freezing conditions refreeze roadways.
The extended forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions through Christmas, with highs near 37°F on Wednesday and 39°F by Thursday. Rain chances increase toward the end of the week, potentially impacting holiday plans.
Drivers are encouraged to check local road conditions and allow extra time for travel. Emergency kits with blankets, flashlights, and ice scrapers are recommended for those venturing out. Stay tuned to local updates and prepare for changing weather patterns as the region heads into the holiday week.
