Clouds are thickening up this evening and some snow is on the way. This will not be a major winter storm, but it could be enough snow to be impactful, especially tomorrow morning and away from the lake. A few rain and snow showers are possible late tonight, but the bulk of the snow falls tomorrow morning. Roads may become a little bit slippery with the heavier bursts of snow. You may end up having to shovel some slush off of your driveway. Most snow amounts will range from less than 1" lakeside to as much as 3" inland. There may be some locally higher amounts where we see the heavy burst snow rates.
On-and-off rain and snow showers will linger through tomorrow afternoon, into Wednesday, and even Thursday. Very little additional accumulation is expected. Even colder air arrives by the end of the week. Welcome to winter.
TONIGHT:
M. Cloudy. Ch. Rain/Snow Showers Late
Low: 32
Wind: E 5 mph
TUESDAY:
Snow, Mixing with Rain Lakeside. Up to 1" MKE & Lakeside, 2-3" Inland
High: 38
Wind: E 10 mph
WEDNES:
Mostly Cloudy with Rain/Snow Showers. Little Additional Accumulation
High: 37
THURSDAY:
Mostly Cloudy with Scattered Snow Showers. Breezy, and Cold.
High: 33
FRIDAY:
Partly Cloudy, Breezy, and Cold
High: 26
SATURDAY:
Mostly Cloudy with Flurries
High: 30