***A Blizzard Warning has been issued for Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Counties from 5 p.m. Friday through 3 a.m. Saturday.***
We're in the thick of a major Winter Storm here in Southeast Wisconsin. But as expected, it's a lot slushier and wetter right along the lakeshore. Snow amounts dramatically go up once you get just a mile away from the lake.
Lakeside locations should see more snow as we head into the evening and overnight as the wind shifts more out of the north. Blizzard conditions are likely in the countryside, especially north and far away from the lake, where the snow isn't quite as wet.
Additional accumulations will be around 2-4 inches tonight and we could see another inch of linger snow showers on Saturday. Total Snow will range from 12-15" for near inland spots, to 8-12" farther west and closer to the lake, to 4-8" lakeside.
Bitter cold arrives Saturday night and stays with us much of next week. Overnight low temperatures will be subzero along with wind chills as low as -25.
TONIGHT: Snowy and Windy. Still Some Mix Lakeside. Additional 2-4" Low: 23
Wind: NE 20-30 G 40 mph
SATURDAY: Snow Showers. Windy With Blowing Snow. Additional 1"
High: 24
SUNDAY: Partly Cloudy, Windy, and Very Cold
High: 10. Wind Chill: -20 to -10
MONDAY: Partly Cloudy, Windy, and Frigid.
High: 6. Wind Chill -25 to -15
TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy and Bitter Cold
High: 4. Wind Chill -25 to -15
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