Wednesday morning is sunny, but the cool pace remains around

The snow is over, with most of the area having 4-6 “snow. Milwaukee had 5.9” and Grafton had the most snow with 8 “. The threat of the lake effect has ended with the wind shifting to the north and still with gusts of 20-30 miles per hour Snow blowing is the main threat tonight.The clouds are starting to clear tonight and the pace is dropping in single digits to 18 in Milwaukee. Milwaukee to -3 inland We will see some sun on Wednesday, but it will remain cold with high values ​​in the lows until the mid-20s and chills in the wind for teenagers.

The wind chill on Thursday will be -5 to -1

0 with actual rates in single digits. The afternoon is sunny and cold with peaks close to 20. The wind is finally light and this will help the wind cool down. Friday is partly cloudy and pleasant with high values ​​close to 30. We enter the mid-30s on Saturday with a winter mix that moves until late afternoon. This combination changes to snow on Saturday and Sunday with strong northwest winds, creating blowing and drifting snow. You’ll have to shovel and use the snowplows … stay tuned for updates throughout the week.

******** WARNING FOR WINTER RINGS FOR OZAUKS, MILWAUQUI, RASIN AND KENOSHA UNTIL 18:00 AND WINTER ADVICE FOR DODGE, SHEBOYGAN, WASHINGTON, WAUKESHA, JEFFERSHA, JEFFERSHA. **

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy, windy and cold
Low 18 lake …. 9 Inland.
Wind: N 10-20 mph
The wind shivered 5 to -5

WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy, windy and cold
High: 24 Lakefront … 20 Indoor
Wind: NW at 10-15 mph

THURSDAY: Mostly sunny and cold
High: 22
Wind: NW 5-10 mph

FRIDAY: Cloudy and warmer
High: 30
Wind: SE 5-10 mph

SATURDAY: Cloudy, windy and soft with an afternoon winter mix
High: 34
Wind: SE 15-25 mph

SUNDAY: The snow is probably windy
High: 32
Wind: NE 1-25 MPH