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Tracking Saturday Snow

Snow showers have moved into southeastern Wisconsin early Saturday. Snow showers will fade to flurries by the afternoon.
and last updated 2024-01-06 08:36:40-05

Snow showers have moved into southern Wisconsin early Saturday morning. While most of the snow is melting, there could be a few slick/slippery spots on some area roadways this morning. Most of the accumulating snow will fall during the morning hours. A Dusting to an inch of snow is expected for Eastern Wisconsin. A few pockets of up to 2" of snow are possible - especially near the Kettle Moraine. Snow flurries will continue through Saturday evening and may persist into Sunday morning. Highs remain in the mid 30s.

After a brief break in the winter weather, another area of low-pressure moves into the Midwest. Storm Team 4 continues to monitor a chance of accumulating snowfall - with potential totals surpassing 4". As of Saturday morning, SE Wisconsin lies within the snow-zone of this system. However, the timing and track of this system remains uncertain as there have been changes in each model run. While a chance of snow is in the forecast, details on timing and amounts will become clearer in the next 24-48 hours.

Another round of snow showers is possible late Wednesday night into Thursday before a drop in temperatures for the weekend.

SATURDAY:  Snow showers likely; Around 1-2" Possible.            High: 36
            Wind: SE 5-10 mph

TONIGHT:   Mostly Cloudy; Chance Flurries
             Low: 30
            Wind: SE 5 mph

SUNDAY:     Mostly Cloudy
             High: 37

MONDAY:    Mostly Cloudy
             High: 38

TUESDAY:    Snow/Mix Likely; Mostly Cloudy
             High: 37

WEDNESDAY: Mostly Cloudy
             High: 35


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