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Snow, then colder weather in Tri-City forecast
A potentially risky weather situation is setting up for Monday as a system approaches us from the south. The system will bring a little of everything: freezing rain, snow and regular rain… each of which offers its own problems. This Advisory is in effect from Monday at 8PM to Tuesday at 1PM. Between a quarter and a half an inch of ice could accumulate Monday night, making highways unsafe. The precipitation is expected to begin between 1-3AM Tuesday morning, initially in the form of snow. Warmer air in the region is expected to turn freezing rain is expected to turn to rain during the mid- to late afternoon.
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During the night, more snow is predicted and possibly some freezing drizzle, she said.
A mix of steady rain and freezing temperatures could make for an icy start to the final week of 2015.
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On watch from Monday morning until evening are Milwaukee, Waukesha, Kenosha, Walworth, Jefferson and Racine counties. Areas north of the Thruway and higher elevations may take a little longer to transition to all rain, therefore there is a better chance for higher snow and ice accumulations.