More Snow Could Hit Southeast Wisconsin Wednesday Before Rain: NWS

MILWAUKEE, WI — We have finally emerged from another Wisconsin winter and made it to springtime, but that doesn't mean the snow is stopping.

Despite the heavy snow from this past weekend's storm (and despite it almost being April), we could be in for another dusting Wednesday morning as a cold front comes into the southern part of Wisconsin, according to a tweet by the National Weather Service.

Most areas are expected to get anywhere from a trace of snow to an inch, the NWS said. The snow could be quick-hitting but only last a few hours with 0.5-1 inch of snow expected per hour, forecasters said.

The forecast comes after a new daily snowfall record was set on Saturday at Milwaukee's General Mitchell International Airport. The NWS said there were 8.9 inches of snow compared to the 1933 record of 5.2 inches.

Here is the rest of your NWS forecast for the greater Milwaukee area:

Tuesday: A sunny day with a high of around 44 and a low of around 27 at night.

Wednesday: 80 percent chance of snow mainly between 8-11 a.m. with a high around 34. Around one inch of new snow is possible.

Thursday: A chance of rain and snow after 2 p.m. then rain becomes more likely in the evening and a thunderstorm could hit overnight.

Friday: Rain and possibly thunderstorms after 2 p.m. with a high around 60.