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Weather Summary for North-Central and Northeast Wisconsin
National Weather Service Green Bay WI
425 PM CST Wed Feb 5 2025

Partly cloudy skies and calm conditions prevailed across the
forecast area late this afternoon with windows of clearing across
northern Wisconsin. 4 PM temperatures ranged from the upper teens
to mid 20s area wide.

Our next weather maker is on track to continue spreading east
this evening and overnight as low pressure approaches from the
west. A mix of snow and freezing drizzle will be possible through
tomorrow morning. Most locations should see around one inch of
snow, with highest amounts of two to three inches expected in far
north-central Wisconsin. Locations along and south of the Highway
29 corridor will likely see at least a glazing of ice due to
freezing drizzle, so expect snow covered and slippery roads
tonight through the Thursday morning commute.

Precipitation should gradually come to an end Thursday morning as
low pressure departs to the northeast. Attention then turns to
increasing west winds Thursday afternoon, gusting between 40 and
50 mph at times from central to east-central Wisconsin. A Wind
Advisory has been issued. Otherwise, highs for tomorrow will be
similar to today, ranging from the low 20s in north-central
Wisconsin to the low 30s along the lakeshore.

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Goodin