Cold today, more snow this week
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Winds have calmed down a touch compared to the very gusty winds we experienced on Sunday. Those winds are still blowing rather hard and ushering in Canadian air. Due to this lethal combination, most of the viewing area is under a Wind Chill Advisory until 9 am. The only counties not in this advisory are Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha.
Another weather maker moves in by Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday. This will drive in the threat of snowfall for southeastern Wisconsin. By the time is moves out on Wednesday, a few inches of snowfall will be possible. The computer models have been going back and forth on the intensity and track of a winter storm late this week. If it does take a bee-line to the region, it could mean even more accumulating snow. Stay tuned!