Milwaukee, WI – Southeast Wisconsin faces a mix of rain and snow Wednesday, with rising rivers increasing the risk of ice jams. Temperatures will hover in the mid-40s during the day before dropping below freezing at night.
According to the National Weather Service, a chance of rain before 7 a.m. Wednesday will shift to a rain-snow mix, then back to rain. Winds will pick up from the northwest by the afternoon, with gusts reaching 10 mph. Ice jams are possible on area rivers through the weekend due to melting snow and rising water levels.
Thursday brings mostly sunny skies with a high of 41°F, while Friday warms slightly to 48°F. Nighttime temperatures will dip to the upper 20s. The weekend turns colder, with highs in the low to mid-30s and a chance of partly sunny conditions.
Drivers should remain cautious, especially during early morning and late-night hours when wet roads could refreeze. Residents near rivers should monitor water levels and prepare for possible flooding.
Stay updated with local forecasts and alerts from the National Weather Service for real-time weather changes.
