Winter Storm Thu - Be Ready For Impacts To Travel

Accumulating snow Thursday, heaviest during the morning hours, lingering into Thursday night before ending. Highest amounts favored across western into central Wisconsin where 5 to 8 inches are expected. Visibilities during the heaviest snow Thursday morning may fall below 1/2 mile at times with roads quickly becoming snow-covered and slippery. Please monitor road conditions and adjust travel plans as necessary.

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Thu-Thu Night: Winter Storm

What: Snow, highest amounts of 5 to 8 inches. Blowing snow possible.
Where: Highest amounts over western into central Wisconsin, lesser amounts further south and west.
Timing: Snow begins for most before sunrise, with the highest snow rates during the mid-morning hours. Lighter snow lingers into Thursday night. Threat for blowing snow increases Thursday night.
Impacts: Road conditions will quickly deteriorate shortly after onset of snow. Significant reductions in visibility. Rural, secondary roads could become treacherous to impassable. Commute will be impacted.
ACTION: PLAN NOW for travel impacts. Avoid unnecessary travel and/or delay if you can.

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