La Crosse, WI – Snow and colder air are set to impact Wisconsin starting Friday, with flurries and light accumulations predicted. Forecasters warn that snow may develop late Saturday, with colder temperatures arriving Sunday night, potentially affecting travel across the region.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in La Crosse, light snow is expected Friday with accumulations of less than half an inch. The region will experience seasonable temperatures ranging from highs in the upper 20s to lows around 10°F. A larger system moving in late Saturday could bring accumulations of 1 to 3 inches by Sunday morning.
Drivers should remain cautious, especially on state highways and rural roads, as visibility may drop during snowfall. Travel impacts are expected to remain low for most of Friday but could intensify by Saturday night.
Looking ahead, the weekend forecast includes partly sunny skies Saturday with highs near 28°F before snow develops overnight. By Sunday, light snow is likely, with daytime highs reaching 32°F. Colder air will settle in Sunday night, with temperatures plummeting to single digits and wind chills dropping below zero.
Residents are encouraged to prepare for the cold snap by dressing warmly, staying informed about road conditions, and ensuring vehicles are winter-ready. Travelers can check updates through 511wi.gov for Wisconsin road conditions.
Stay alert for updates as the system develops, and be prepared for potential changes to snowfall totals.
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