Wisconsin Consultant for wind Thursday; Uncerets 40-50 mph – Fox 6 Milwaukee

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Milwaukee – A winter consultant for Southeast Wisconsin had dropped out early on Thursday morning, February 6th. However, wind stocks remain in force from 9:00 to 9pm Thursday for Fond du Lac, Sheboygan, Washington, Ozaukee and Dodge.

Thursday

What we know:

FOX6 weather experts say the sun is returning for Thursday afternoon, with temperatures warming up to the upper 30s. But the more seasonal air returns to Friday and Saturday.

Substantial snow is expected for Saturday with several inches in some areas. Keep an eye on updates.

It is expected to freeze freezing with a slight icing of ice accumulation. There may be several snow showers that can be mixed at times with minimal accumulation.

NWS said they were planning slippery road conditions and slowing down and being careful while traveling.

Be aware of the time

What we know:

More snow is on Saturday’s forecast. Although there is still time to shift north or south, there is a potential for this storm to be one of the highest snowfall of the season.

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The models vary, but most models show that the highest snowfall will be in our northern counties.

Fox6 Weather Extras

Meanwhile, Fox6Now.com offers a variety of extremely useful meteorological tools to help you navigate the tumultuous season. These include the following:

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Cards and radar

We have numerous maps and radars on the FOX6 time page that are updated regularly – to provide you with the most accurate time estimate. From the views of the county to the regional radar of the Midwest and the national view-everything is there.

School and business closure

When the weather becomes a little loaded, schools and businesses can be closed. Follow the most recent list of closure, cancellation and delays reported in Southeast Wisconsin.

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