Areas of Freezing Drizzle Expected after 4 AM Sunday

Per the National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan Weather Forecast Office at 10:19 p.m. on Saturday:

  • Light snow will move east into the area overnight, continuing into Sunday.
  • Areas of freezing drizzle are expected to occur at times after 4 AM CST Sunday, which may result in a light glazing on roads.
  • Generally looking at snowfall totals around 1 inch toward Fond du Lac and Sheboygan, and under 1 inch elsewhere.
  • Light snow and areas of freezing drizzle tapers off west to east gradually Sunday afternoon, but light snow/flurries may linger through the evening.
  • Travel impacts may linger into Sunday evening. 
    • Wet, Untreated Surfaces Refreeze Potential: Temps around freezing Sunday afternoon may result in melting, but temps quickly fall below freezing Sunday evening and untreated, wet surfaces may refreeze.
    • Blowing Snow: Wind gusts pick up to around 25-30 MPH Sunday afternoon/evening, and there will be a growing potential for blowing snow across area roadways, especially for north to south orientated roads. 
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