@Lorrenitram North Bay is a village just north of Racine! It's just technically where the report that we used was taken. Total there was 7.5 -- same at Elmwood Park, just south west of the city

Put it all together, we have a broad brush 4"-9" across SE WI. Bottom line: Impacts are likely late Friday into Saturday, and it looks like a system that could require a couple rounds of shoveling/snow blowing. Stay tuned for updates!

Updated snowfall totals, with another inch or so before snow winds down. Roads are snow covered, be careful this evening!

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The snow's still coming down, but here's a handful of snowfall reports so far! How much are you seeing where you are?

@RandyMarshDarsh LOL salt is their medicine for snow, right? Clearly I need to reread posts an extra time before the coffee kicks in

Here we go! An updated snowfall map. 3”-6” for most of the area, but we’re still tracking the chance for lake enhancement, which would increase totals near the lake near and south of MKE. Snow moves in mid morning tomorrow and moves out early Thursday.

Up to 1/2” of snow is possible tonight, almost an appetizer for the rest of this week! Wednesday: Winter Storm Warning. Right now totals look to be 3”-6” for most of SEWI, but lake enhancement could bump totals lakeside, stay tuned! Another shot at accumulating snow Saturday.

@Tomracquetball Looks like snow could start sometime during the morning, but I think bigger impacts and heavier snow look more likely later in the day

@JillaNmanilla Light snow looks more likely after noon, wrapping up this evening!

Snow is falling across the Northwoods this morning, but we're starting the day dry in SEWI. Dry air wins out for awhile in our area, but light snow chances increase late this morning and afternoon.

Model trends are keeping the heaviest snow farther and farther north, but there could be slick spots around tomorrow. Expect up to 1" for most of SEWI, with higher totals across our northern counties. Bigger impacts in the Northwoods where some places could see up to 6".

Freezing drizzle is looking more and more likely tonight and tomorrow morning. Timing: 9PM-6AM Expect icy spots tomorrow tomorrow morning, especially on untreated surfaces, sidewalks, bridges. The AM commute could be slick!

We made it to freezing in MKE! Highs make a run into the 40s this afternoon, which means most (if not all) of the snow that fell last night will melt later today.