Mother Nature gives us reminders this week we're very much still in winter
 
 
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                        1:15  Bringing back the early 2000s! Children’s Hospital surprises...
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                        2:05  Have a pet and are worried about SNAP benefits ending? A Milwaukee...
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                        2:10  After his leg was amputated because of cancer, this West Allis...
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                        2:30  GOP bill would require referendum to approve local wheel taxes,...
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                        2:10  ’It takes some of the stress off’: UWM’s campus food pantry...
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                        2:16  Big Putts Mini Golf location now open in Waukesha
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                        2:16  Meet CBS 58’s Pet of the Week: Dwight
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                        4:49  🍔🧈A Legacy Well-Done: Solly’s Grille Owner Prepares to...
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                        3:18  A spooky rain chance will return tonight
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                        0:21  Video shows possible meteor lighting up the sky in southeast...
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                        3:52  The Beast of Bray Road still haunts and intrigues Elkhorn residents
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                        2:49  Despite surplus, Wisconsin unlikely to cover expiring food benefits...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--It's almost like the winter that never really was (minus January's big winter storm.) You look at the snowfall deficit for the season along with the very mild temperatures we've averaged over the last few months. Then it was Thursday's tornadoes, something you've never really seen during the month of February in Wisconsin until now.
 
        
      
     
 
        
      
     
However, I do see a pattern change coming during the course of the next week. A weather system will give us a wintry mix on Thursday followed by a push of Arctic air by the weekend. And with this push of colder air, one computer model, the Euro, is hinting at some snowfall late Friday into Saturday afternoon. As it stands now though, the Euro is the outlier. But keep in mind, it's a rather reliable model. By next Sunday, highs could struggle to get out of the 20s. Of course there's a lot of forecasting to be done between then and now.
 
        
      
     
 
        
      
     
 
        
      
     
 
        
      
     
 
        
      
     
 
                        