By Justin Poublon

January 10, 2020 - 2:58 PM CST | 3,056   0

WISCONSIN - Several inches of snow are likely across portions of Wisconsin tonight and through Saturday. An Ice Storm could develop across northern IL, northeast IA, and far southern WI which warrants keeping an eye if you're traveling through the region Saturday morning but also those who live there which may see power outages or dangerous road conditions. A lull in activity is likely during the mid-day hours before the final burst of snow Saturday night. Here is the latest information with a detailed discussion available to members here...

forecast model loop. Note the quite period during the mid-day on Saturday.

SNOWFALL FORECAST

Models yesterday to today have reduced the snowfall amounts and trimmed them back into southeast Wisconsin. Still it appears that storm total accumulations will reach 8-12" across a narrow section of southeast Wisconsin. 4-8" southwest towards Dubuque including Madison. A sharp gradient across central WI.

Snowfall forecast created 2:00PM Friday.

Two main episodes of snowfall tonight/Sat AM and again Saturday night.

Freezing Rain Risk

There is a strong signal for freezing rain across northeast Iowa into northern IL and southern WI. Be prepared for possible power outages and difficult driving conditions Saturday morning in these areas. Ice accumulations may reach or exceed 0.5" between Dubuque & Davenport. 0.25" amounts could extend along the WI/IL border.

There is a strong signal for freezing rain across northeast Iowa into northern IL and southern WI. Be prepared for possible power outages and difficult driving conditions Saturday morning in these areas

Travel hazards for Saturday.

WIND GUSTS

NEXT UPDATE - This is the final forecast for this event. I will be sending out storm updates via our wisconsinwx.com member alert services and facebook. See links below on where to sign up! Please help spread the word by sharing our forecast with friends and family! Thank you!

IMPORTANT LINKS

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See the member forecast for detailed discussion and more forecast maps!