First Alert Weather Day issued for additional freezing rain Friday night-Saturday morning
- ‘NEXT 12 HOURS: Freezing rain/combine winding down
- SHORT TERM: Clouds Friday, freezing rain at night time to Saturday AM north
- LONG TERM: Continued cool into the center of the brand new week
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) – Freezing rain and rain showers will taper off Thursday night, with pretty regular temperatures. An additional First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Friday night time into Saturday morning for the northern half of the area. Freezing rain and sleet are a priority, which can result in icy situations and potential energy outages. Somewhat higher climate in a while the vacation weekend.
Next 24 Hours
Freezing rain and rain showers will taper off Thursday night. A First Alert for slippery and icy patches on the roads, particularly ones that are untreated into Thursday night time. Otherwise largely cloudy Thursday night time into Friday morning. Temperatures will likely be regular within the higher 20s to low 30s in a single day into early Friday.
The Holiday Weekend
Good Friday goes to be milder with appreciable cloudiness. An opportunity of showers later within the day. Highs within the low to mid 40s.
A First Alert Weather Day Friday night time into Saturday morning. Freezing rain is predicted to influence a minimum of the northern half of the realm from Highway 29 onto the north, whereas a mixture of freezing rain and rain showers is predicted to the south. In addition, an opportunity of a thunderstorm in components of Central Wisconsin. The ice accumulations may vary from a lightweight glaze south of Highway 29, to a tenth to quarter inch of ice to the north. Slick roads anticipated into Saturday morning, together with a danger of scattered energy outages. Temps will likely be close to freezing into Saturday morning.
Saturday has the precipitation ending within the morning, with a brisk wind by the day. An opportunity of snow showers north later Saturday. Highs within the higher 30s to low to mid 40s.
Easter Sunday is dry with clouds breaking for some solar. Highs within the low to mid 40s.
What’s Coming Up Next Week
Mostly cloudy Monday with snow showers potential. Highs within the higher 30s. Some solar Tuesday, excessive close to 40. More clouds on Wednesday with an opportunity of rain showers. High within the mid to higher 40s. Partly sunny on Thursday and milder. Highs within the low 50s.
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