- NEXT 12 HOURS: Patchy dense fog
- SHORT TERM: Mild and cloudy
- LONG TERM: Rain/snow later this week
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) – A mix of rain and snow will slowly come to an end tonight. Patchy dense fog is likely early Wednesday morning. Add some extra travel time heading to work or school on Wednesday.
Mainly cloudy skies tonight into early Wednesday morning. Some freezing fog will also be possible. Overall rather mild temperatures on Wednesday and Thursday.
Forecast planner(WSAW)
What’s coming up
Get ready for more mild days ahead. Wednesday and Thursday will also feature highs in the mid to upper-30s. Some of us may even hit 40° on Thursday further south. Due to light winds and melting snow from the mild weather, patches of fog will be possible over the next few days. These patches of fog can become dense at times. Our best chance for most dense fog will be Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Fog will impact us over the next few days.(WSAW)
Looking ahead
Our next chance for snow is on Friday and also on Saturday. It’s still early to tell exact snowfall totals, but there is potential for some moderate accumulations here. If they become more likely, yet another First Alert Weather Day may need to be declared. While we will cool off a little, temperatures will stay above average throughout the next week.
Next Weathermaker(WSAW)More snow possible this weekend(WSAW)
More forecast details
Here’s a look at your First Alert Weather Forecast for central Wisconsin over the next 12 hours. Don’t forget to check back for the latest forecast.
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