Many of us woke up to a couple of fresh inches of snow.
We had reports as high as five inches in Waukesha County.
Milwaukee Mitchell recorded just more than three inches of snow.
We can expect a few more flurries Sunday night along the Lakeshore. This is not enough to warrant a winter weather advisory, but it could make for a slick morning commute.
Totals will range from trace amounts to an inch. Overnight temperatures fall into the teens.
There is a chance for a few flurries Monday but not expecting any accumulations. High temperatures will be in the mid 20s.
Our normal high temperature is in the upper 30s for this time of year.
Watch: When we could see a messy mix of precipitation move through Southeast Wisconsin.
We have more confidence in a system that may move through later Tuesday night with a rain/snow mix. This lingers into Wednesday morning.
We are forecasting a rain/snow mix as our temperatures are likely to be above freezing.
The track of this system will determine where any snow would fall, but current guidance shows more rain than snow for many of us, but a chance of some accumulating snow to the north. This may change a little as the system gets closer. This lingers into early Wednesday morning.
High temperatures are back down to the teens with lows approaching 0 degrees for the weekend.
SUNDAY NIGHT: Lake Effect flurries possible
Low: 13
Wind: N 5-10 mph
MONDAY: Partly Cloudy
High: 26
Wind: SW 5-10 mph
TUESDAY: Mostly Cloudy, Rain/Snow Mix Late
High: 38
Wind: W 10-15 mph
WEDNESDAY: Any morning rain/snow mix ends, then mostly cloudy.
High: 36
THURSDAY: Mostly Cloudy
High: 19
FRIDAY: Chance Snow
High: 20
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