Snow showers are moving through southern Wisconsin this morning. A few bands of higher snowfall rates are impacting portions of southeastern Wisconsin, leading to snowfall totals closer to 1 inch.

Southern Wisconsin is dealing with one more nuisance winter system early this morning with a quick burst of snow. Impacts are mostly travel-related, but early timing should help with the morning commute.

Fortunately, Saturday looks as though we will finally see temperatures creep above 20° throughout the southern half of the state for the first time in 10 days! The latest model data indicates we will reach a high temperature of 21° in Madison,

In its Spring 2026 Weather Forecast, announced Friday, Jan. 30, the almanac predicted a warm April and May for the state. Most of Wisconsin will be wetter than normal, the forecast said, except the southwest corner, which will be drier.

Southern Wisconsin is dealing with a "nickels-and-dimes" winter setup: light snow, slight chance of patchy freezing drizzle, and just enough warming and cooling to keep roads annoying.

The combination of southerly winds and a passing core of low pressure has brought about our warmest weather in nearly 3 weeks! After reaching high temperatures in the mid low 30s earlier on today, a passing cold front late this evening will bring about another chance of winter weather late tonight and early tomorrow morning.

From electronics to medications, here's a list of things you shouldn't leave in your car as freezing temperatures continue in Wisconsin.

Chilly December weather is back again on Friday, plus a light snow chance cruises in from Minnesota by the afternoon. The accumulations will only be minor, from a dusting to a half inch. Following this arctic cold front that brings the snow chance, the ...

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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is providing live updates on the weather and its effects throughout the day, including cancellations, closures and tips on staying safe in the better cold. You can follow along here for the latest.