Green Bay, WI – A powerful spring storm is set to bring heavy precipitation, strong winds, and hazardous conditions across Wisconsin starting Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday night. Rain, snow, and warmer temperatures will increase the risk of ice jams and flooding, with a potential flash freeze expected by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service Green Bay, precipitation totals could range from 0.75 to 1.5 inches, including rain and melted snow. A band of heavier snowfall is also possible, accompanied by strong northerly winds as the storm moves through. Forecasters warn of ice jam flooding risks extending into the weekend.
The system’s track remains uncertain, meaning snowfall amounts and timing could shift in the coming days. However, confidence is high that the storm will significantly impact the region.
Residents should prepare for rapidly changing conditions, with falling temperatures leading to icy roads and dangerous travel. Authorities advise monitoring weather updates and securing property ahead of potential flooding.
