Bundle up as you head out for dinner tonight.

Ok Marquette, we see you!

Mostly a mix of rain and some snow tomorrow afternoon. Some minimal accumulation on the grass across our northern areas!

Early March outlook is trending warmer than normal!

Fast moving band of snow will exit the area by 7 pm! Could drop some quick accumulation on the grass. Thankfully, roads should be ok.

Always great to go to new schools. Fun group at St. John’s Lutheran in Lannon today for Tornado Ready.

Swath of snow is expected Saturday morning into the afternoon. Northern areas will see the lowest totals.

This February Milwaukee has hit 60 degrees for the third time!

No winter weather advisories for our area at this time.

Best chance for 2" to 3" will be across our northern counties.

Clouds are going to make this one tough tomorrow morning!

A wintry mix is possible after 3 am through the Tuesday morning commute. Western areas could experience some light icing with some pockets of freezing drizzle as temps drop below 32.

Thank to the Milwaukee Admirals for another fun kids day!

Cooler by the lake season has arrived!

Yes there is a severe weather risk for Friday, but it's very murky. There will be several rounds of showers and embedded storms throughout the day, and that will limit some of the instability. Best chance for severe weather would be away from the lakefront.

Multiple rounds of storms are likely on Friday. There will likely be storms between 7 am and noon. Another during the late afternoon, and finally a late evening round. While all modes of severe are possible, winds and hail would be the most likely for our area.

In addition to the severe threat, most areas will pickup between 0.50" to 1.25" of rainfall.

First round of rain and storms Friday. Not expected to be severe.

Afternoon round of storms could contain winds and hail, but severe would be isolated.

Late Friday evening storms would be the most potent!