Overview
- Single-digit lows and subzero wind chills greeted the region this morning.
- A fast-moving clipper brings a brief round of light snow from mid-morning to mid-afternoon with most areas seeing a trace to around 1 inch.
- Primary snow belt zones could see localized lake-effect squalls with several more inches, with some spots near 6 inches where bands persist, tapering Friday.
- Southeast Wisconsin is likely to see less than 1 inch with a few slick spots before skies clear overnight and highs reach the 20s on Friday.
- Another system late Sunday night into Monday could bring snow or a wintry mix along with a temporary warm-up toward the upper 30s.