Waiting on lake effect snow showers to take hold late Sunday into Monday
-
1:08
Oak Creek
-
4:13
Preserving lowriding culture through coffee books
-
3:49
Nuns tend to the gardens in humble, holy work
-
0:57
Free community Thanksgiving dinner served in Milwaukee
-
1:05
Wisconsin Veterans Day parade draws thousands in Wauwatosa
-
1:45
’Let’s have a real discussion:’ UW Health launches new...
-
2:09
1 dead, multiple people rescued in Milwaukee apartment building...
-
1:37
Schlesinger’s Saturday Showcase (11/9)...Pre-Veterans Day events,...
-
3:56
A quick turn to winter for this second weekend of November
-
2:19
High school football sectional semifinals 🏈
-
2:10
Hundreds of families line up for free meals at Kenosha food...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--Talk about your "wind reliant" forecast. It all depends on where the wind is coming from Sunday night into Monday as to how much snow we get. If it's a more northerly flow (like most computer models are showing), we get a slight accumulation lakeside, and places like Chicago and northwest Indiana get hammered with 6-12" of snow. But any wiggle room (northeasterly wind), this entire forecast can change drastically. Best advice is to stay tuned to developing conditions, especially if you are lakeside. Meantime, lingering snow showers remain in the forecast for Monday and Tuesday. Then we trend warmer with the temperatures with readings back in the 50s for many by the second part of the week. Next weekend is trending a bitter wetter and staying mild too.