Severe weather

Some communities in northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula are dealing with failed culverts and roads deteriorating right now.

Many places are expected to see at least a quarter inch of ice. Parts of Oneida, Forest, and Florence counties could see more than half an inch.

Up to half an inch of ice possible in some Northwoods locations

A wintry mix with significant ice and sleet accumulations is expected through Thursday.

Major roads are much improved, but still snow covered in some locations

The blizzard still impacting Northern Wisconsin brought record snowfall totals to some areas, most to the south of Rhinelander.

Travel is not advised for some roads in the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s North Central Region

The entire state is under some kind of warning or advisory for the snowstorm that is forecasted for Saturday night through Monday afternoon.

Update: Historic totals of widespread 12–30"+ of snow likely, with the highest amounts north of HWY 29. Winds gusts 40–50+ mph will cause whiteouts and "near impossible" travel Sunday through Monday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service Green Bay.