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Snow will end from west to east overnight.  Highest accumulations of 4-7" are expected for parts of southeast Wisconsin and northeast Iowa before ending with far lower totals (0.5"-2" ) expected north of that area.

Continue to monitor trends. If you have travel plans, allow extra time and extra braking distances. The morning commute may be affected by slick spots and some lingering snow covered roads.

 

Tonight: Snow Ending

  • What: Snowfall, with highest totals of 4-7" in the south, with far lower amounts north of there. The snow will end from west to east overnight.
  • Where: Highest amounts in northeast Iowa and southwest Wisconsin.
  • Timing: Thru tonight.
  • Impacts: Snow covered roads and reductions in visibility.
  • ACTION: Anticipate slippery travel, slow down, and allow extra time to reach your destination.

Overnight - Thu Morning: Bitter Cold

  • What: Wind chills in the -15 to -27 range.
  • Where: Primarily west of the Mississippi River Valley.
  • Timing: Overnight and early Thursday morning.
  • Impacts: Frost bite can occur in as little as 30 minutes.
  • ACTION: Cover exposed skin. Wear several layers of clothing, hat, and gloves. Protect pets from the cold. Limit outdoor exposure if possible.
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