Accumulating snow likely Thursday into Friday

 

We saw some flurries and a bit of light snow Tuesday night into early Wednesday. Anyone north of I-94 just saw some flurries with not much accumulating but some communities south of I-94 and especially towards the Illinois border got a few tenths of an inch with one spot in Walworth County seeing over an inch. 

The rest of Wednesday is dry and breezy under a partly cloudy sky. We stay dry through Thursday morning then see snow approach by the midday hours Thursday. The better chance for accumulating snow is Thursday afternoon through Friday morning. 

The Thursday evening commute will likely be a bit slick and the Friday morning commute may also be impacted. Snow totals are expected to reach over 2" for all of southeast Wisconsin with some northern counties getting closer to 4-6". 

Those northern counties are currently under a winter storm watch for Thursday morning through noon Friday for the potential to get the most snow. The watch will be upgraded to either an advisory or warning later Wednesday. The rest of southeast Wisconsin will likely be under a winter weather advisory as well.

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