High Chance Of At Least 1 Inch Of Snow In SE Wisconsin By Midweek: NWS

WISCONSIN — There is a "high" chance that much of southeastern Wisconsin will see at least 1 inch of snowfall on Wednesday, with greater chances of higher snow totals closer to Lake Michigan, according to the National Weather Service.

Monday night could bring some light snow and freezing drizzle into Tuesday morning, according to the agency's Milwaukee/Sullivan post. In the case of freezing drizzle, some slick spots may arise in the area.

On Wednesday, much of southeast Wisconsin could see around 1-2 inches of snow, the agency said in a tweet.

The potential for 1 inch of snow on Wednesday is around 54 percent for Waukesha County and around 72 percent for Milwaukee County, the NWS forecast on Monday. Further, the chances of 2 inches of snow rested around 44 percent for Milwaukee and around 28 percent for Waukesha, the NWS forecast.

In Racine and Kenosha, the NWS forecast around an 80 percent chance of 1 inch of snow, and over a 50 percent chance of 2 inches of snow.

Further rounds of light snow could come to the area on Friday and Saturday, the NWS said.

Here's your NWS forecast for greater Milwaukee into this week:

Monday: A slight chance of snow and freezing drizzle starting around 10 p.m. with a low around 26.

Tuesday: Mostly cloudy day with a high around 33. Cloudy into the evening with a low of 26.

Wednesday: Snow likely with around an inch of accumulation possible and a high around 33. Into the evening chances of snow are down to 30 percent with a low around 25.

Thursday: A 20 percent chance of snow before noon but mostly cloudy and a high around 30. Mostly cloudy with a low around 18 in the evening.

Friday: A 40 percent chance of snow mainly after noon and cloudy with a high of around 34 and wind gusts of up to 30 mph. A low in the evening around 19.