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Southeast Wisconsin weather: One more round of snow and rain

Southeastern Wisconsin is finally drying out from an extended period of rainfall. But another round of snow, turning into rain is headed our way. Southeastern Wisconsin is recovering from a period of rainfall that has left significant amounts of rain in some areas. Most places received an inch and a half or more of rain, leading to some area rivers running higher than usual. Another round of light snow is expected later in the morning, with a potential slushy accumulation possible. Rain will gradually transition to rain showers after sunrise, but temperatures will only reach the lower 40s and overnight lows will drop into the lower 30s. The weekend will see sunshine before another round of rain moves in, with temperatures expected to reach the 50s by next week.

Southeast Wisconsin weather: One more round of snow and rain

Published : 2 months ago by Brendan Johnson, By: Brendan Johnson in Weather

Southeastern Wisconsin is finally drying out from an extended period of rainfall. Most places picked up an inch and a half or more of rain. Some area rivers are running higher than usual, leading to flood warnings in a few spots. Use extra caution near Fox River crossings, especially in Kenosha and Racine counties.

Another round of light snow is on the way later in the morning hours. A band of snow showers moves in from north to south beginning around or shortly after 6 a.m. Snow will gradually transition to rain showers after sunrise. A slushy accumulation is possible with this round of snowfall. Roads could become slick in some spots.

Rain will fizzle out later this afternoon and evening. Highs will only top out in the lower 40s. Overnight lows drop into the lower 30s.

Clouds remain overhead early Friday but will gradually clear throughout the day. The weekend starts off with sunshine before another round of rain moves in on Sunday.

Highs will slowly climb from the 40s into the 50s by next week.

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