Overview
A low pressure system over northern Missouri is expected to move into the Great Lakes region later tonight and Tuesday. Freezing rain will continue over much of central and northeast Wisconsin tonight, especially south of highway 29. The freezing rain may mix with sleet and and light snow at times. The precipitation will reach far northern Wisconsin later on tonight. At this time, the greatest ice accumulation should be across central Wisconsin, where up to a half inch of icing is expected. Travel conditions will be very hazardous, especially on untreated roads and pavements. Be sure to check back for updates and monitor the latest forecast.
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Snowfall Forecast Graphics
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How the Freezing Level Affects Forecasting Precipitation Types |
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