Meteorologist Spencer Furman

01/14/2026

[6:01 AM Wednesday]- Temperatures are MUCH colder this morning than they were Tuesday morning. In addition, gusty winds are making it feel even colder outside.

Gusty winds are expected through most of the day until winds calm down later this evening and overnight into Thursday morning.



MORE INFO: https://www.wsaw.com/weather/

01/13/2026

[11:45 AM Tuesday]- Winds have ramped up through Tuesday morning, and will remain breezy through this afternoon and evening. Stronger wind gusts are possible Wednesday morning. Combine the strong wind gusts with colder air temperatures for Wednesday, and it will feel A LOT colder this time on Wednesday.



MORE INFO: https://www.wsaw.com/weather/

01/13/2026

[11:35 AM Tuesday]- Tuesday has been easily our warmest day of the year thus far. In fact, Stevens Point has tied a record high for January 13 set 98 years ago.

The rest of this week will not be anywhere NEAR this warm outside.



MORE INFO: https://www.wsaw.com/2026/01/13/first-alert-mix-snow-tuesday-much-colder-going-forward/

01/13/2026

[8:10 AM Tuesday]- The mixed precipitation from Tuesday morning is winding down and will continue to track east. Although, lake-effect snow is expected way up north later this afternoon and evening and expect MUCH colder temperatures behind the cold front for that Wednesday morning commute.



STORY: https://www.wsaw.com/2026/01/13/first-alert-mix-snow-tuesday-much-colder-going-forward/

01/13/2026

[5:11 AM Tuesday]- The precipitation type this morning depends on where you are. Some of us are getting straight rain (or have already gotten it around and south of Highway 29). Meanwhile, some of us are getting a wintry mix of freezing rain and/or snow (around and north of Highway 64).

Most of our precipitation on Tuesday will wrap up early, but lake-effect snow is anticipated later in the day Tuesday through Wednesday morning. This snow will mainly stay north of Highway 8.



MORE INFO: https://www.wsaw.com/2026/01/13/first-alert-mix-snow-tuesday-much-colder-going-forward/

01/13/2026

Freezing rain has become more of a possibility early Tuesday morning, but will not bring as much of impacts as we saw the last few times we got it.

01/12/2026

[11:49 AM Monday]- Take advantage of the sunshine on Monday because mixed precipitation is coming Tuesday morning before most people are awake, and more snow will be possible up north Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Expect colder temperatures starting Wednesday and going forward too.



UPDATE: https://www.wsaw.com/2026/01/12/first-alert-two-rounds-precipitation-these-next-few-days/

01/12/2026

[5:10 AM Monday]- Monday will be one of the milder and brighter days this week. Neither the blue skies or mild weather will last this week as mixed precipitation, even stronger winds, and colder temperatures are expected this week.



MORE INFO: https://www.wsaw.com/2026/01/12/first-alert-two-rounds-precipitation-these-next-few-days/

01/09/2026

[8:59 AM Friday]- Rain and snow from this morning have wrapped up. We ended up underperforming on snow as it took longer to cool off for snow to accumulate up north than originally anticipated. We did, however, get well over an inch of rain in communities further southeast.

We do have more snow in the forecast this weekend. Just like the snow from Thursday night into Friday morning, our highest totals are most likely to come from northeast Wisconsin.



STORY: https://www.wsaw.com/2026/01/09/mild-friday-light-snow-saturday/

01/09/2026

[5:36 AM Friday]- We're getting towards the tail end of this as precipitation (both rain and snow) are winding down locally and moving closer to Green Bay.

Roads are slippery in the Northwoods due to snow, and a Flood Watch does remain active in a few counties in the Fox Valley due to the combination of moderate to heavy rain and melting snow from the last few days.



STORY: https://www.wsaw.com/2026/01/09/first-alert-weather-day-into-friday-morning/

01/08/2026

Rainfall potential has increased for those south of Highway 29, and snowfall potential has increased up north.

A has been issued for Thursday night into early Friday morning. Locally heavy rainfall of 1" or more is possible, along with wet snow, that will lead to some accumulations. A risk of flooding, and travel impacts into Friday morning.

Forecast: https://www.wsaw.com/2026/01/08/first-alert-weather-day-into-friday-morning/

01/08/2026

[1/8/2026] Rain will slowly change over to snow tonight into early Friday morning. The best chance for moderate snow will mainly be in the Rhinelander area and northeast of Rhinelander. The snow will be snowball making kind of snow, because temps will be in the low 30s.

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