Accumulating Snow Continues Into Tonight (Updated 4 PM 2/14)

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Accumulating Snow Continues Into Tonight

A trough of low pressure, tracking east southeast through northern Illinois, will continue to bring accumulating snow to southern Wisconsin into tonight. A band of light to moderate snow will continue to pivot eastward across the area until early this evening. This band should bring a quick inch to most areas. Another weak trough of low pressure and warmer air moving into the area will keep mainly light snow going this evening. The light snow should taper off from west to east later this evening and overnight.

Total snow accumulations of 1 to 3 inches are expected, with the greatest amounts generally southwest of Madison. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for southwest portions of the forecast area, including the Madison metro area. A little blowing and drifting of the snow is possible, given the dry, powdery nature of the snow. Travel impacts include snow covered and slippery roads, and reduced visibilities in any moderate snow bands. There have been reports of some vehicle accidents on area roads, so please drive slowly if driving into tonight.

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