Green Bay, WI – A stretch of mild weather this weekend will give way to a midweek storm, bringing rain, snow, and gusty winds to Wisconsin. Travelers and commuters should prepare for changing conditions as temperatures fluctuate and precipitation increases.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will be sunny with highs reaching the mid-30s in Green Bay and the low 40s in La Crosse. Monday will stay mild, but by Tuesday, rain is expected to develop, with a 60-70% chance of precipitation lasting through Wednesday. Rain may transition to snow Tuesday night, leading to potentially hazardous travel conditions.
Winds will also strengthen, with gusts up to 29 mph possible by Wednesday, increasing the risk of ice jams on rivers due to melting ice. Those with travel plans should monitor road conditions closely, especially on major highways like I-43 and I-94.
By Thursday, conditions should improve, with highs near 40°F and partly cloudy skies. Friday is expected to be mostly sunny, marking a return to calmer spring-like weather.
Residents should stay updated on forecasts, especially as details on the storm’s intensity develop. If driving midweek, allow extra travel time and prepare for slippery roads.
