Milwaukee, WI – Residents across southeastern Wisconsin should brace for a stretch of cold, near-freezing temperatures with light snow chances later this week. The National Weather Service predicts a high near 26 degrees today, with mostly cloudy skies and light northwest winds.
According to the NWS Milwaukee office, temperatures will remain in the low to mid-20s through Wednesday, with overnight lows dropping into the single digits. A chance of light snow emerges Friday afternoon, with up to a 30% probability of snowfall potentially impacting local roads, including I-94 and Highway 41. Drivers are encouraged to monitor weather updates and plan extra travel time during snow events.
By Thursday, temperatures will edge slightly higher, nearing 28 degrees, but the brisk conditions will persist. Friday afternoon introduces a risk of light snow that could linger into the evening. Localized accumulations may create slick driving conditions, especially for commuters and evening travelers.
The weekend offers a slight reprieve, with highs climbing to 29 degrees on Saturday and Sunday. However, another light snow chance returns late Sunday, potentially affecting weekend plans. The overall pattern remains mostly dry, with increasing cloud cover but minimal precipitation through early next week.
Residents should dress in layers to stay warm during outdoor activities and check for updated road conditions as snow forecasts evolve. For the latest on weather changes, follow the National Weather Service or check local alerts.
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