Milwaukee, WI – Snowfall across southern Wisconsin is expected to intensify today, with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for areas including Racine and Kenosha counties until noon Friday. Snow totals may exceed 3 inches near Lake Michigan, with Sheboygan County forecast to see the heaviest amounts due to lake-enhanced precipitation.
The National Weather Service reports snow rates could reach up to one inch per hour during peak times, particularly this evening and Friday morning. These conditions are likely to create hazardous travel, especially along major roadways like I-94 and I-43. Drivers should prepare for slick roads, reduced visibility, and longer commute times.
Snow-covered and icy surfaces will present challenges for evening travelers today and the Friday morning rush. The heaviest snowfall is expected to taper off by late Friday morning, transitioning into drier, colder conditions for the weekend.
Looking ahead, Saturday will bring mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid-20s, while Sunday warms slightly to near 31°F. Monday could see a return of rain and snow. Residents are urged to remain cautious on the roads and monitor updates for changing conditions.
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