Milwaukee, WI – A shift in weather patterns across Wisconsin is bringing a mix of rain and snow tonight, with storm activity forecast to increase midweek.
According to the National Weather Service in Milwaukee/Sullivan, rain showers and drizzle will transition into light snow from west to east Sunday night, March 30. Northern parts of the state may see slushy snow accumulations of up to one inch, while most other areas receive a trace to half an inch.
Cooler temperatures will settle in on Monday with brisk winds and clearing skies. Highs will range from the upper 30s to mid-40s. By Tuesday evening, another round of mixed precipitation, including snow and rain, is expected to impact northern regions again. Precipitation amounts will vary, but light snow may persist into Tuesday night.
Wednesday brings a noticeable warm-up, with highs nearing 70°F in southern Wisconsin. The warmer air will combine with moisture to increase the risk of thunderstorms, particularly during the afternoon hours. Some storms may become strong.
Residents are urged to use caution during the Monday morning commute as roads may be slick in areas where snow accumulates. Prepare for changing conditions through Wednesday, especially in northern counties. Stay tuned to local alerts for updated forecasts and potential storm warnings.
