WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) – Expect cloudy skies Thursday night with some snow showers as a cold front moves east across the area. The snow will stop by Friday morning, but there could still be some slippery roads for the morning commute. Another round of snow is expected over the weekend, with some accumulation likely in most areas. After this snow, colder air will move in, making it feel even colder early next week. Wind chill values could drop to -20°F late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Temperatures will warm up later in the week, with the next chance of snow on Thursday.
Thursday Night Snow Showers
Snow showers will continue into Friday morning, with a light dusting of snow possible—up to half an inch. Roads may be slippery during the Friday morning commute. Temperatures will be a bit warmer than usual, with lows in the mid to upper 10s.
Friday’s Weather
Friday will be mostly cloudy and seasonably chilly, with a chance of lingering flurries or light snow. Highs will be in the mid-20s. Saturday will also be cloudy, with temperatures reaching the low 20s.
Snow Arriving Saturday Night
Light snow will begin Saturday evening and continue into Sunday morning. The snow will gradually taper off by Sunday afternoon. Expect 1-3 inches of snow in central Wisconsin, while areas to the north may see 2-4 inches. The south could get a light dusting to 1 inch. Be cautious of slick roads, especially Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Cold Weather After the Snow
After the snow, much colder air will settle in for the start of the work week. Temperatures will be in the single digits on Monday, and wind chills could feel like -15°F to -20°F Monday night into Tuesday morning. On Tuesday and Wednesday, highs will stay in the single digits or low teens, with sub-zero lows. Wind chills will remain between -10°F and -25°F. Temperatures will warm slightly by Thursday, reaching the upper 20s with another chance of snow showers.
