SkyWarn 13 Forecast

Isolated snow showers or flurries can’t be ruled out overnight, but many areas are likely to stay dry as clouds slowly clear out of Western Wisconsin. Winds will pick up from the west and northwest behind a departing cold front with low temperatures dropping into the teens, and potentially the single digits in our far northern counties. A large high pressure system will slowly build out of the Dakotas Wednesday, bringing sunny skies with a reinforcing shot of cold air as winds remain breezy from the northwest. Temperatures will feel more like December as opposed to late March with highs only pushing into the upper 20s and low 30s.