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Wisconsin Weather Alert: Snow Possible as Highs Drop Into 30s
Green Bay, WI – Residents across central and northeastern Wisconsin should prepare for a noticeable weather change this week as unusually mild November temperatures give way to rain showers, colder ai
By Audrey Sloan · 2026-11-09T09:10:00.458Z
Green Bay, WI – Residents across central and northeastern Wisconsin should prepare for a noticeable weather change this week as unusually mild November temperatures give way to rain showers, colder air and the possibility of light snow mixing with rain Thursday and Friday.
According to the National Weather Service NWS in Green Bay, temperatures will remain above seasonal averages through Tuesday, November 10, before a midweek cold front brings cooler and more unsettled conditions.
Monday will feature a mixture of sunshine and clouds, with afternoon highs ranging from 51 to 60 degrees across the forecast area.
Tuesday remains mild, with highs between 51 and 58 degrees and partly cloudy skies.
Rain Arrives Wednesday The weather pattern begins changing Wednesday, November 11, as a cold front moves through central and northeastern Wisconsin.
The NWS forecasts a chance of rain showers, with afternoon temperatures dropping to between 41 and 51 degrees.
Residents attending outdoor Veterans Day events should prepare for cooler temperatures and potentially wet conditions.
The arrival of colder air will set the stage for additional precipitation later in the week.
Light Snow Possible Thursday and Friday By Thursday, November 12, afternoon highs are expected to reach only 36 to 43 degrees.
Rain showers could mix with light snow across northern Wisconsin as temperatures continue falling.
Friday remains chilly, with highs between 37 and 43 degrees and a slight chance of lingering mixed precipitation.
The NWS indicates rain and snow chances may persist across northern and eastern sections of the forecast area, while cloud cover gradually decreases elsewhere.
No specific snowfall accumulation amounts were provided in the outlook.
What Residents Should Expect The transition from highs near 60 degrees Monday to temperatures in the upper 30s later this week represents a substantial cooldown.
Drivers traveling through northern Wisconsin should monitor updated forecasts, especially if precipitation develops during colder periods.
Although widespread winter weather impacts have not been indicated, residents should prepare for cooler mornings and potentially damp conditions.
The NWS expects temperatures to fall slightly below seasonal averages as the colder pattern settles across the region.