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Forecast from StormCenter 2 Meteorologist Rebecca Schuld:
Snow showers arrive into tomorrow, and it should affect mainly the southern half of the state. However, a few snow showers may sneak into the northwoods areas too. Southern portions of the viewing area may see 1-3" inches of snow by late Thursday. We're also still watching the end of the weekend very closely, as all signs point to a strong winter storm rolling through Wisconsin. The exact storm track is uncertain right now, so stay tuned!
WIND FORECAST:
THURSDAY: NE 5-12 mph
FRIDAY: NW 7-17+ mph
Mostly cloudy. Light snow mainly SOUTH of highway 29. A couple inches of accumulation is possible.
Cloudy and cooler with a few lingering flurries.
A slow clearing. Colder.
Increasing clouds. Snow and/or a mix SOUTH. Heavy snow possible to the NORTH. Becoming windy.
Windy with periods of light snow. Difficult travel likely early.
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