Wisconsin wakes up to falling snow and muted streetlights as flakes thicken across northeast communities. Plows roll early, tires hiss on wet pavement, and visibility drops quickly as winter tightens its grip.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, a Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect from early this morning through midafternoon. Snow totals between 2 and 4 inches are expected across Brown, Calumet, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, and southern Oconto counties, with the heaviest bands pushing through during the morning hours.
In Green Bay, snow develops steadily after daybreak and continues into the early afternoon. Roads become slushy, especially untreated neighborhood streets and secondary highways. Drivers along I-41, Highway 172, and local arterials should expect slower travel and brief whiteout bursts during heavier snow.
Winds remain light but enough to blow snow across open stretches, reducing visibility without much warning. Even small elevation changes and bridges can turn slick as snow compacts under traffic.
Temperatures hover near the low 30s today, limiting melting and allowing snow to stick. Crews work through the morning, but conditions may deteriorate faster than they can be cleared. Plan extra time, increase following distance, and avoid sudden braking.
Snow tapers later today, setting up a colder night with lows dipping into the low 20s. Any melted snow refreezes quickly, raising the risk of black ice into early Sunday.
Sunday brings brighter skies but colder air. Sunshine returns, though highs stay near 30. A brief calm follows before another chance of light snow arrives early next week, along with fluctuating temperatures that complicate travel planning.
If you’re heading out today, slow down and check road conditions before leaving. Winter conditions remain active, and more advisories could follow as additional systems line up.
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Five-Day Outlook for Green Bay, Wisconsin
• Today: Snow likely, 2–4 inches possible, high near 33
• Sunday: Mostly sunny, colder, high near 30
• Monday: Mostly sunny, high near 35
• Tuesday: Chance of rain, milder, high near 40
• Wednesday: Slight snow chance, colder, high near 26
