As expected, Thursday morning is starting out dry. Most of the morning commute will be just fine with some snow showers not starting to fall until the mid-morning hours of Thursday through the afternoon. Some areas could get a dusting or an inch or two of snow during this time, but the steady and moderate snow really doesn't start until Thursday evening through early Friday.

Some lingering morning snow on Friday, potentially through noon is also expected, especially lakeside. Some lake effect snow may add another inch of snow Friday morning. We dry out Friday afternoon with some sunshine possibly arriving before sunset. 

There have been a few adjustments to the Winter Weather Advisory that was first issued Wednesday. Racine and Kenosha have now been added to the advisory. Walworth County is the only county not currently under any advisory. The start and end time to the advisory depends on what county you live in but starts between 9 AM - 12 PM on Thursday and ends Friday between 6 AM and Noon. 

No big changes to the snow map from what we first showed you Wednesday. Most of southeast Wisconsin will get 2-5" of snow with the Waukesha/Milwaukee Metro area getting 2-4". A few southern counties might not quite get to 2" but should be pretty close over 1.5". Northern counties including all of Fond du Lac and Sheboygan Counties and northern parts of Dodge, Washington and Ozaukee Counties could get 4-6". 

Download the CBS 58 Ready Weather app to track the snow with the interactive radar.