Some schools are closed or delayed for Tuesday: a complete list is at the bottom of this story.
The National Weather Service is urging people to prepare for a mix of rain and snow Tuesday through Wednesday.
Rain is expected to transition to snow overnight as temperatures drop below freezing.
“We haven’t had an event like this yet this year. The key thing of this event is going to be the temperatures,” said Kurt Kotenberg, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service Green Bay.
Between four to eight inches of snow is forecasted for much of the region.
It is expected to be wet, heavy snow.
Kotenberg says they’re not seeing ice buildup as an issue with this storm, but there could be flooding and power outages.
“With the wet and heavy snow, if you have like six to eight inches of it, then you slap on the 35 mile per hour winds, lots of trees up north, any tree branches that might be kind of starting to get weighted down a little bit from the snow throwing the winds on top of it isn't going to help,” said Kotenberg.
The snow isn’t expected to stick around long.
Temperatures are expected to be back up in the 40s this weekend.
Long range forecasts show temperatures sticking above normal.
School Closings and Delays Tuesday:
Phelps: Closed
Three Lakes: Closed
Elcho: 2 Hour Delay
Northland Pines: All Northland Pines School District schools will have an Inclement Weather Day Tuesday, March 4, 2025 due to the icy road conditions. All after school activities are canceled. The Pines Community Wellness Center will be OPEN. Per our Inclement weather outline, students in grades 4k-6 will have no requirements. Students in grades 7-12 will have virtual learning. Please check your email for more information. All Elementary schools will be OPEN for student drop-off today. Please bring your own lunch.
