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Green Bay, WI Weather: Veterans Day Rain, Snow Wednesday Night Nov 11
Green Bay, WI – Residents across northeastern and north central Wisconsin should prepare for a damp Veterans Day as scattered rain showers move through the region Wednesday, followed by the possibilit
By Nora Whitfield · 2026-11-10T22:25:18.973Z
Green Bay, WI – Residents across northeastern and north central Wisconsin should prepare for a damp Veterans Day as scattered rain showers move through the region Wednesday, followed by the possibility of snowflakes mixing into the precipitation across colder northern communities Wednesday night.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, increasing clouds will spread across Wisconsin Tuesday evening, November 10, before scattered showers begin arriving from the west after midnight.
Rainfall before sunrise Wednesday, November 11, is expected to remain minimal, with most locations receiving only a few hundredths of an inch.
Overnight temperatures are forecast to range from 35 to 42 degrees across the region.
By Veterans Day, scattered rain showers will become more widespread, potentially affecting outdoor ceremonies, community gatherings and holiday travel.
Despite the rain, significant precipitation is not expected.
Most communities should receive less than one tenth of an inch of rainfall Wednesday, although portions of north central Wisconsin could see amounts approaching one quarter inch.
Afternoon temperatures are forecast to reach between 42 and 52 degrees, with cooler conditions expected in northern locations.
The most notable change arrives Wednesday night, when colder air could allow snowflakes to mix with lingering rain across portions of north central Wisconsin.
The National Weather Service has not indicated that accumulating snow is expected in the supplied forecast.
Communities across the Green Bay metropolitan area, including portions of Brown County, should primarily prepare for light rain during Veterans Day activities.
Farther north and west, residents should monitor changing precipitation conditions as temperatures fall Wednesday evening.
Drivers traveling across northern Wisconsin should remain alert for wet pavement and changing visibility during showers.
Although the precipitation amounts are expected to remain light, residents attending outdoor events may want to carry umbrellas and dress for chilly conditions.