Freezing Drizzle Changing to Snow Overnight (Updated 4 PM 2/24)

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Regional Radar - West View	Regional Radar - East View	Local Radar

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for most of southern WI through 6 AM Saturday for light ice accumulation due to freezing drizzle and then light snow overnight.

Areas in south central Wisconsin will continue to see periods of freezing drizzle through the evening. Freezing drizzle will become more widespread this evening. Up to 0.15" of light ice accumulation is possible. Precipitation will change to snow from west to east beginning late this evening. Snowfall accumulation of 1 to 2 inches is expected by Saturday morning. The higher totals will near near Mineral Point, Montello, and Wisconsin Dells with lower totals in the far SE. Gusty winds and falling snow will create reduced visibility. Snow will cause slippery roads during this period.

Here are the Probabilistic Snowfall Experiment forecasts for southern Wisconsin.

Here are the latest Wisconsin road conditions from the Wisconsin DOT.

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Additional snowfall and ice accumulations across the area, and all of Wisconsin, through Saturday:

Snowfall - Southern Wisconsin	Ice Accumulation - Southern Wisconsin

Snowfall - All of Wisconsin	Ice Accumulation - All of Wisconsin

Here are the latest watches, warnings and advisories in effect across the region:

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NWS Milwaukee/Sullivan, WI

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