La Crosse, WI – A wintry mix of freezing drizzle and light snow is expected to hit the region starting late Sunday night into Monday morning, potentially causing travel disruptions along Interstate 94 and surrounding areas. Snowfall totals are projected to reach up to 1 inch north of the interstate, while freezing drizzle may lead to hazardous road conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, the most significant impacts are expected between midnight and noon on Monday. Freezing rain could result in icy patches on roadways, making travel conditions dangerous, especially for morning commuters. Drivers should plan for delays and consider adjusting travel schedules to avoid peak hazardous periods.
The extended forecast for the La Crosse area shows mostly cloudy conditions on Monday afternoon, with temperatures peaking at 36°F before dropping to 26°F overnight. Calm winds will follow Monday’s system, setting up a quieter weather pattern through midweek. Christmas Day is expected to be mostly cloudy but dry, with highs near 37°F and light winds—a relief for holiday travelers.
Looking ahead, a slight chance of rain may return Thursday, with temperatures rising to 40°F, signaling potential melting of earlier snow.
Residents and holiday travelers are urged to stay updated on local weather alerts and monitor road conditions closely. For real-time updates, visit the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s website or check weather service announcements.
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