Wisconsin snow squalls; whiteout conditions, messy travel possible
Snow squall hits parts of SE Wisconsin
The FOX6 tower cam captured a snow squall ripping through northern Milwaukee County on Wednesday, Dec. 4.
MILWAUKEE - Scattered snow showers and possibly snow squalls are expected to move through southeast Wisconsin on Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Snow squall crosses SE Wisconsin
Video from across southeast Wisconsin captured the impact of Wednesday's snow squall.
Snow squalls cause sudden whiteout conditions and often times big problems on the roadways, thanks to quickly deteriorating conditions. If conditions warrant, a snow squall warning will be issued. It is a signal to hold off on traveling if possible, and if out on the roads, to slow down or even pull over.
The National Weather Service shared video from western Wisconsin earlier Wednesday – during an active snow squall warning.
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It will remain windy the rest of the day and eventually become much colder. There is a wind advisory from 2 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Thursday for potential wind gusts up to 50 mph.
We'll wake up to below zero wind chills on Thursday morning, and stay blustery and cold throughout the day.
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