Wisconsin Weather: Fallout From Winter Storm This Week

MILWAUKEE, WI— Following what appears to be a "Green Christmas 2018," Wisconsin residents could face fallout from a sizable winter storm later this week. The National Weather Service says confidence continues to increase regarding a winter storm expected to impact much of the Midwest.

"The best chance for heavy snow accumulations will be across the central Plains to Minnesota and northern Wisconsin," says NWS.

"A mix of rain and snow will be found near the low track, with rain and some thunderstorms to the south. It is important to keep up on the latest forecast if you plan to travel during this time."

Here's the current 5-day forecast for the Milwaukee metro area:

Tuesday December 25

Mostly cloudy throughout the day. High 35, low 24.
Chance of precipitation: 37%. Wind 3 mph from the S

Wednesday December 26

Mostly cloudy throughout the day. High 37, low 29.
Chance of precipitation: 25%. Wind 4 mph from the ESE

Thursday December 27

Rain until evening and windy overnight. High 48, low 35.
Chance of precipitation: 97%. Wind 17 mph from the SSE

Friday December 28

Windy in the morning and mostly cloudy throughout the day. High 48, low 26.
Chance of precipitation: 54%. Wind 7 mph from the W

Saturday December 29

Mostly cloudy throughout the day. High 26, low 21.
Chance of precipitation: 5%. Wind 6 mph from the WNW

Sunday December 30

Mostly cloudy until evening. High 30, low 21.
Chance of precipitation: 9%. Wind 9 mph from the WSW

Image via National Weather Service