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WHAT WE’RE TRACKING:
- Light snow moves in Thursday afternoon, continues through weekend
- 1-3″ of light, fluffy snow is possible by weekend end
- ALERT DAY conditions Sunday – Tuesday due to Arctic blast
PLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: A low pressure system is going to be moving in overnight and continue to bring southern Wisconsin the chance for light to moderate snow showers. The scattered snow shower activity will continue throughout the day on Friday. Coupled with breezy conditions overnight and Friday, visibilities will be reduced and road conditions may become slick. Temperatures will climb into the low to mid 30s on Friday before cooling down.
EXTENDED FORECAST: The snow shower activity will briefly end Saturday before another Clipper brings another round of light snow Sunday. In total, snow accumulations are looking to be widespread 1-3″ with isolated spots of 4″ possible. ALERT DAY conditions take over beginning Sunday through Tuesday as Arctic air sits overhead; wind chill values Sunday, Monday and Tuesday morning will range from -25 to -35. On Monday in particular, temperatures will remain cold with day time highs remaining in the single digits. The cooler than normal average temperature trend looks to stick around through the end of January.
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