Say it ain't so. More April snow on Saturday.
Posted: Apr 26, 2019 5:37 AM CDT
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Milwaukee (CBS 58)--Where's your snow brush? You better find it for Saturday afternoon and night. The storm is playing out like we thought yesterday. It might begin as a little wintry mix and then quickly change over to a heavy, wet snowfall, accumulating quickly. A Winter Storm Watch is now in place, mainly along and south of I-94. 3-6" amounts are likely. To the north, the snowfall accumulation cuts off quickly, say around Highway 23.
The snow stops into early Sunday. Then we sit and wait for more rain showers for much of next week. Temperatures will start in the 40s and then end up near 60 later in the week. Just a reminder, May starts on Wednesday.
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