Green Bay, Wisconsin – Wisconsin is bracing for a return of wintry weather by the end of the week. A combination of freezing rain and snow is on the way, potentially disrupting travel and daily activities through Sunday.
A messy spring system is set to move across the region starting Friday evening, as reported by the US National Weather Service in Green Bay. Central and northern Wisconsin are bracing for significant ice accumulation and travel disruptions, as forecasts indicate an increasing likelihood of freezing rain in these areas.
Weather predictions show daytime temperatures hovering in the mid-30s to low 50s, with nighttime lows falling into the 30s. These conditions could lead to icy roads. As we head into the weekend, Friday night into Saturday is expected to see the greatest likelihood of freezing rain and snow. This wintry mix is projected to persist through Sunday. In certain southern regions, isolated thunderstorms are expected to develop.
Residents are advised to keep an eye on local forecasts, particularly in regions identified with a moderate to high risk for ice effects. Motorists are advised to brace for possibly slippery road conditions. It’s important to slow down while driving and ensure that emergency kits are on hand. Power outages may occur in areas where ice builds up on trees and power lines.
