Milwaukee, WI – Freezing drizzle and light snow are expected across southeast Wisconsin tonight, potentially creating dangerous road conditions into Thursday morning. Commuters should prepare for slippery surfaces on untreated roads as temperatures hover near freezing.
According to the National Weather Service in Milwaukee/Sullivan, the precipitation will begin as light freezing mist overnight before transitioning into snow flurries by early Thursday. This weather pattern could lead to isolated slick spots, especially in areas near major roadways like I-94 and Highway 41. Drivers are urged to slow down and allow extra time for their morning commute.
Thursday’s forecast indicates partly cloudy skies, with temperatures peaking at 29°F and dropping to 19°F overnight. Winds from the west at 10–15 mph will add to the chill. The clear skies on Friday will bring sunshine, but temperatures will remain cold, with highs reaching just 23°F and lows dipping to 10°F overnight.
Looking ahead to the weekend, sunny weather will persist on Saturday with a high of 21°F, though conditions will remain frigid. A chance of light snow returns Sunday afternoon, with highs climbing to 25°F. This snow may linger into Sunday night, with overnight lows around 17°F.
Residents should monitor weather updates and use caution on the roads, especially during early-morning travel. The National Weather Service advises checking local forecasts and treating walkways and driveways to prevent accidents.
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