Rain is expected to cover northern Wisconsin this weekend, starting today and lasting until Monday. Motorists should be prepared for wet road conditions on highways such as I-43 as the rainfall becomes heavier, which could make travel slippery and dangerous.
People in the area can also anticipate cooler temperatures and a possibility of lake-effect snowflakes on Monday.
The National Weather Service predicts that rain will begin on Saturday afternoon and spread throughout Green Bay and its surrounding areas, persisting until early next week.
Today, there is a 60% chance of precipitation, which will continue with varying intensity until Sunday. By Sunday morning, the accumulated rainfall could range between a quarter and a half inch.
These heavy showers are expected to affect outdoor activities and could cause temporary flooding on poorly drained roads and low-lying areas.
On Sunday, there is a 50% chance of showers, and temperatures will drop to a high of 55°F and a low of around 38°F in the evening. As for Monday, it will continue to be cloudy with more rain in the forecast, particularly in the early hours.
Additionally, there is a possibility that a cold front will move in by nightfall, potentially bringing the first snowflakes of the season to the northern counties, serving as an early indication of winter’s arrival.
Drivers need to exercise caution, especially when driving on rural roads and near Lake Michigan, as visibility may be decreased. With temperatures dropping below freezing on Monday night, there is a possibility of patchy frost forming on elevated surfaces.
It is important to stay updated on weather conditions and make appropriate plans to ensure a safe and smooth commute on Tuesday morning.
Tuesday is expected to bring clear skies, providing a much-needed break from the recent weather patterns. With temperatures reaching around 53°F, it will be a pleasant day to enjoy the outdoors.
Moving into Wednesday, the sun will continue to shine, aiding in the region’s drying process and bringing temperatures back up to a comfortable seasonal high of 58°F.