Dense fog likely overnight with some pockets of drizzle or light rain. Steady rainfall is likely Friday afternoon through Friday night. More details are available via news8000/weather, the First Warn Weather App, or our streaming channel!
Patchy fog will form early Tuesday morning before giving way to partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. Foggy mornings could be a reoccurring event over the next few days as warmer weather makes quick work of melting any leftover snow in your yard! Check out our website for your full holiday forecast!
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for portions of the area due to possible freezing drizzle and light snow Monday morning. This will likely affect the Monday morning commute. Head to our website at news8000.com/weather/ for a more detailed look at the forecast! Drive safe!
Temperatures remain below average today with some passing high clouds. These clouds will aid in keeping the temperatures from dropping too far later tonight, setting the stage for milder (near average) conditions on Sunday.
Less cloud cover tonight will allow temperatures to fall into the single digits above and below zero. More cloud cover on Saturday with continued cold conditions. More details are available at news8000/weather, the First Warn Weather App, or our streaming channel!
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Gusty northerly winds with temperatures in the teens to lower 20s will lead to some areas of drifting snow. This may result in some slick or icy spots on area roadways. Winds will decrease during the afternoon as the sun makes an appearance.
ALERT DAY conditions continue through tonight as drifting snow may lead to slick or icy spots on roads through Friday morning. Additional 1 to 2" of snow is possible, mainly south of I-90 or east of La Crosse.
Snow-covered roads will lead to hazardous travel conditions through this evening. Winds increase out of the north late this afternoon or evening, leading to some drifting across roads, especially west of the river.
ALERT DAY conditions are expect for Thursday as the area receives it's first significant winter snowfall of the season. Snow will create hazardous travel conditions, especially for the morning commute and lunch hour. More details are available at new8000/weather, the First Warn Weather App, or our streaming channel!
ALERT DAY conditions are expected for Thursday as accumulating snow will make for hazardous travel conditions. Snow will arrive around the morning commute and quickly pick up in intensity before noon. Stay tuned for updates on timing and amounts!
Clouds this morning will give way to some sunshine by the afternoon with high temperatures mainly in the 20s. Skies become overcast later tonight with snow by the Thursday AM commute!