Green Bay, Wisconsin – Snow moving into northeastern Wisconsin this afternoon is expected to create slippery travel conditions, particularly during the evening commute.
According to the National Weather Service Green Bay, patchy light snow or flurries may occur during the morning hours, but the main round of snowfall is forecast to develop this afternoon and continue into the evening. Accumulations of one-half inch to 2 inches are expected across most of the region.
Forecasters said the highest snowfall totals are likely in east-central Wisconsin, including portions of the Fox Valley. In these areas, slippery road conditions are most likely during peak travel hours late today.
The National Weather Service noted that early-morning snow is expected to have limited impacts, but road conditions may deteriorate as snowfall becomes more widespread later in the day. Drivers are urged to slow down, allow extra stopping distance, and remain alert for changing conditions.
Snowfall amounts shown in forecast graphics indicate much of northeast Wisconsin receiving around 1 to 2 inches, with lighter totals possible farther west. No mention of heavy snowfall or blizzard conditions was included in the forecast.
The timing of the snow may pose challenges for commuters, students, and workers heading home this evening, especially on untreated roads and secondary streets. Bridges and overpasses may become slick more quickly as temperatures remain supportive of snow-covered surfaces.
Residents are encouraged to check local road conditions before traveling and monitor updated forecasts as conditions evolve through the evening.
Additional weather updates and safety information are available through the National Weather Service Green Bay.
