2-4 Inches Of Snow Could Hit SE Wisconsin Friday Into Saturday: NWS

WISCONSIN — Plenty of Wisconsinites are eager for warmer temperatures and fuller foliage, but we're not out of the woods yet with snow.

Even though Monday was the first day of spring, we could be getting hit with more accumulating snowfall by Friday night, according to a tweet by the National Weather Service in Milwaukee/Sullivan. Chances exist for between 2-4 inches of snowfall in parts of southeastern Wisconsin, although uncertainty remains, the NWS said.

The main snowfall could come Friday night and last into Saturday. Much of Waukesha County is looking at a 77 percent chance of 2 inches of snow and a 59 percent chance of 4 inches of snow or more, the NWS said. Meanwhile, Milwaukee is looking at a 68 percent chance of 2 inches of snow and a 46 percent chance of 4 inches of snow.

Here's the rest of your NWS weekend forecast for greater Milwaukee:

Thursday: A cloudy day with a high of around 42. A low around 29 in the evening and partly cloudy.

Friday: A mostly sunny day with a high around 40 then at nighttime snow possibly mixed with rain. An 80 percent chance of precipitation with around an inch of snow expected.

Saturday: Snow possibly mixed with rain in the morning with a high of around 37 and an overall 90 percent chance of precipitation. Around 2-4 inches of snow are possible. By night a low around 27 and blustery.

Sunday: A mostly sunny day with a high of around 44 and a mostly cloudy night.

Monday: A slight chance of rain and snow as the new week arrives with a high of around 40.