Wisconsin starts the morning under a muted winter sky as cold air settles along the bay. Footsteps crunch, wind brushes across open lots, and breath hangs thick in the air.
Northeast Wisconsin remains firmly locked in winter conditions today. According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, temperatures hover in the teens with north winds pushing wind chills into the single digits. The cold is persistent, especially near the lakeshore, where moisture in the air makes it feel sharper.
In Green Bay, readings near 14 degrees combine with steady winds to create uncomfortable outdoor conditions. Travel remains manageable, but shaded roads, ramps, and parking lots may hold slick spots. Drivers along I-41, WI-29, and city arterials should stay alert, especially early and late in the day.
Attention now shifts to snow developing Sunday night. The National Weather Service indicates snow becomes likely between late evening and midnight, with precipitation chances near 60 percent. Accumulations appear light, but even a thin coating could reduce visibility and traction during nighttime travel. Plan extra time if heading out after dark.
Sunday brings partial sunshine with highs near the mid-20s before clouds thicken late. Winds ease during the day, offering a brief break from the bite. That relief fades quickly once snow moves in.
Monday trends quieter and slightly milder. Highs approach the upper 20s with partly sunny skies, allowing some melting during daylight hours. As is typical this time of year, refreezing becomes a concern after sunset, especially on untreated surfaces.
Looking ahead through the first week of February, winter stays active across Wisconsin. Another round of snow is possible later in the week, while temperatures remain below seasonal norms. The growing ice coverage on the Great Lakes continues to reinforce colder air across the region.
Winter travel hazards remain part of the daily routine. How were road conditions where you drove this morning?
Five-Day Outlook for Green Bay, WI
• Today: Mostly sunny, cold; highs near 23
• Sunday: Mostly sunny; highs near 25
• Sunday Night: Snow likely late; lows near 16
• Monday: Partly sunny; highs near 27
• Tuesday: Mostly sunny, colder; highs near 22
