Lake-Effect Snow Showers Persist in Northern Wisconsin
• Northern Wisconsin is experiencing lingering lake-effect snow showers as of Friday morning, November 13,
• However, conditions are expected to improve significantly by Saturday afternoon, with clearer skies anticipated. This marks the transition from the chilliest air of the season to a warming trend that will bring milder temperatures to the region. Morning lows are currently in the 20s (-6 to -2°C), but highs could reach the 50s (10-15°C) by the middle of next week. The region is also preparing for a strong El Niño this winter, which could result in less snowfall for northern and central Wisconsin.
Impact & Risks
The lake-effect snow showers are primarily affecting northern Wisconsin, creating localized travel challenges. Cooler temperatures through Friday may require residents to bundle up, especially during morning hours. However, the warming trend starting Saturday should alleviate these conditions. The anticipated strong El Niño could lead to reduced snowfall this winter, potentially impacting winter sports and water resources in the region.
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