Office: MKX
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Wisconsin Weather Summary
National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan WI
955 AM CST Wed Nov 21 2018
.PAST 24 HOURS...
Yesterday's weather was more of the same for the region with
plenty of clouds and relatively cold temperatures. Flurries fell
across portions of the state with an inch or two of lake effect
snow across northern Wisconsin. High temperatures yesterday were
in the 20s and 30s. Lows last night dipped into the teens and 20s.
.FORECAST...
More seasonably cool temperatures are in the forecast through
Thanksgiving. High temperatures today should range from the middle
teens to the lower 30s from north to south across Wisconsin.
Highs on Thanksgiving will be slightly warmer with highs expected
to be in the 20s north and 30s south. Lows tonight are forecast
to drop into the single digits and teens north to the lower 20s
south. A bit more lake effect snow is possible across far northern
Wisconsin today, but amounts should be minimal with an inch or
less expected. Another batch of light snow or flurries is
possible across west central Wisconsin today with little to no
accumulation. Thanksgiving should be dry. The next chance for
precipitation should hold off until Friday when rain is forecast
to overspread the entire state.
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Office: ARX
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Weather Summary for Upper Mississippi River Valley
National Weather Service La Crosse WI
1040 AM CST Wed Nov 21 2018
Snow flurries and a few light snow showers have been observed
across portions of the area this morning with chances continuing
through the mid afternoon hours of today, mainly along and north
of Interstate 90. Minor accumulations are possible. Otherwise,
mostly cloudy skies and high temperatures in the 20s to low 30s
can be expected. Tonight, partly to mostly cloudy skies and lows
cooling into the mid teens to low 20s can be expected.
Mostly cloudy skies and highs in 30s are forecast for
Thanksgiving Day, with overnight lows cooling into the mid 20s to
low 30s. The next chance for precipitation moves in on Friday.
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NB
Note: Effective Saturday, December 1, 2018, The La Crosse, WI
Weather Forecast Office (WFO ARX) will discontinue issuance of the
Regional Weather Summary (RWS). Information contained in the RWS is
easily obtained through other NWS products, social media, NWS
websites, and graphicasts. Questions or comments can be forwarded
to nws.lacrosse@noaa.gov.
Office: GRB
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Weather Summary for North-Central and Northeast Wisconsin...UPDATED
National Weather Service Green Bay WI
1002 AM CST Wed Nov 21 2018
Scattered lake effect snow showers persisted across north-central
Wisconsin through mid morning, while the rest of the region
remained dry under partly to mostly cloudy skies. 10 AM
temperatures ranged from the mid teens north to the lower to mid
20s from central portions to the Lake Shore.
The scattered lake effect snow showers across the north are
forecast to diminish early this afternoon, as winds turn to the
northeast. Otherwise, mostly cloudy skies should be the rule with
high temperatures a good 15 degrees below normal.
These northeast winds are forecast to gradually shift to the
southeast tonight and bring a small chance for lake effect snow
showers or flurries into eastern Wisconsin. The rest of the area
is expected to be dry and unseasonably cold under mostly cloudy
skies.
For Thanksgiving Day, high pressure to our east will bring a
southerly wind to the region and allow for a minor warm-up in
temperatures. This warmer air could also set off a slight chance
for freezing drizzle over far northeast Wisconsin, mainly during
the afternoon. However, most locations will remain dry during the
day under cloudy skies.
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