Wisconsin drivers, brace yourselves for slippery roads and slower-than-usual commutes! Light snow is expected to blanket the state through Thursday morning, creating hazardous travel conditions. Whether you’re in Milwaukee, Madison, or Green Bay, expect delays and plan ahead to stay safe.
What’s in the Forecast?
- Milwaukee: Light snow with up to 0.4 inches of accumulation. Highs around 22°F (-6°C) and lows near 10°F (-12°C).
- Madison: Snow flurries with minimal accumulation, highs near 21°F (-6°C), and lows around 6°F (-14°C).
- Green Bay: Light snow showers in the morning with cloudy skies later. Highs around 21°F (-6°C) and lows about 8°F (-14°C).
What to Watch For:
- Slippery Roads: Snow on untreated surfaces will make driving hazardous, especially during rush hours.
- Reduced Visibility: Morning snow showers could impair visibility for drivers.
- Cold Temperatures: The chill will make outdoor conditions uncomfortable; dress warmly if heading out.
Safety Tips:
- Slow down and allow extra travel time to navigate slick roads.
- Stay updated on weather changes and any advisories issued for your area.
- Prepare your vehicle for winter driving, including checking tires and ensuring wiper fluid is full.
