Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
A winter weather advisory will be in effect start at 9 a.m. today until 6 p.m. Biggest threat is for some icing due to a wintry mix including freezing drizzle through parts of the day. We warm a little again today with highs in the mid to upper 30s. We stay in the mid to upper 30s Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow cover will steadily melt but some areas will retain enough for a "White Christmas". We hit the 40s later this week.
Weather Webcast with Holly Baker
A winter weather advisory will be in effect starting at 3AM.
Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
We should see some sun today but drizzle and freezing drizzle are possible overnight.
Weather Webcast with Holly Baker
Temperatures are on a rise!
Weather Webcast with Stephanie Barichello
Partly sunny and cold today with temperatures in the low to middle 20s. Warming up Sunday into the 30s, thanks to a breezy south wind. Mild on Monday with wintry mix possible at times, including some freezing rain or drizzle. We remain mild the rest of the holiday week with a chances for rain by Christmas.
Weather webcast with Stephanie Barichello
It was a very cold start to the morning, but a mix of clouds and sunshine should get us into the low and middle 20s this afternoon. More clouds Sunday but also warmer thanks to a south wind. Highs will reach into the low 30s. A wintry mix of snow, rain and freezing rain possible on Monday. Even if it's light, it could make things messy. There is another chance for light rain Christmas afternoon into the rest of the week, and temperatures remain in the 40s.
Weather Webcast with Holly Baker
Colder temperatures settle in this weekend.
FOX6 WakeUp News at 4:30
Winter Weather Advisory continues this morning with lake effect snow through at least noon. A few additional inches are possible - mostly for lakeside areas. Afternoon sun won't do much for temperatures as we stay in the low 30s most of the day but cool to near 12 overnight with single digits inland. After a cool weekend we warm up with highs near 40 by Christmas Day!
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Snow will continue overnight as bands of snow form off of Lake Michigan and move through Milwaukee overnight. Additional bands are possible off-and-on through noon. A few additional inches are likely.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Snow continues all night, with lake enhanced snow bands likely overnight into Friday morning. Snow ends by noon. Several additional inches likely into Friday AM.
Weather Webcast with Stephanie Barichello
Snow showers continue this evening with several inches of accumulation by morning. Visibility will be low at times and snowfall rates of 1" per hour will be possible. 2-6" of snow possible, with highest amounts north. Bitter cold filters in by Friday evening, likely creating icy conditions.
Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
Winter Weather Advisory goes into effect today and lasts into Friday for almost all for SE Wisconsin. Several inches of snow are expected with the highest amounts likely near the northeastern lakeshore areas as lake effect snow linger Friday morning. Highs will be in the low 30s today and tomorrow before much colder air arrives on the weekend with highs in the upper 20s to near 30. A warm up returns for early next week with much of our area near 40 by Christmas Day!
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Light snow starts after 9am in Milwaukee and really picks up closer to the evening commute. Very snowy in the evening. A lake enhanced band of snow will move in early Friday morning adding to snow totals. 2-4" in Milwaukee, higher north, lower south.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Quiet tonight into the Thursday AM commute. Snow moves in by late morning on Thursday and really picks up late in the afternoon. Slow for the evening commute Thursday and the morning commute on Friday. 2-4" in Milwaukee, higher north, lower to the south.
Weather Webcast with Stephanie Barichello
All eyes on snow potential on Thursday. Light snow moves in by mid-morning Thursday then ramps up Thursday afternoon and evening into Friday morning. Highest impacts and messiest travel will be Thursday evening into Friday morning. Most looking at 2-4" at this time, with higher amounts possible north where a Winter Storm Watch is in effect. There could be lake enhancement Thursday night leading to higher snowfall rates and totals across Fond du Lac, Sheboygan and even Ozaukee Co. Stay tuned. Sunshine returns Friday afternoon.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Rob Haswell
A cloudy start, then a bit of sunshine on Wednesday; highs will be in the low-to-mid 30s. Another round of snow is expected for Thursday.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Light snow will move through overnight, mainly south of Milwaukee. A dusting is possible, especially close to the Illinois border. The snow will be done by 4-5am. Mostly cloudy and blustery on Wednesday with an isolated snow shower possible. Highs in the 30s.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Light snow will move through the area late this evening and overnight. The greatest chance for a few tenths of an inch will be near the IL border. Snow will move out before the Wednesday AM commute. A greater chance for snow moves in on Thursday.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Rob Haswell
A bit cooler today with highs in the upper 30s to near 40 but still above average. Cooling enough this evening and overnight for a low pressure system to our south to give us some light snow as it passes south and east of us.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Windy overnight with temperatures dropping into the 30s. Mostly cloudy on Tuesday with highs in the mid-30s. A wintry mix/snow moves in mid-to-late evening Tuesday and ends before the AM commute on Wednesday.