Snow moves into Milwaukee late morning Saturday, February 28, 2026. Most areas should get 1–2 inches; an isolated band could top 3 inches.

Sunny and unseasonably mild Friday with gusty southwest winds and a Small Craft Advisory on Lake Michigan. Accumulating snow is likely Saturday with 1–2 inches expected.

A brief thaw today before a windy Friday and a spotty snow chance Saturday. Gusts may reach 30 mph and localized snow is possible.

Cold, gusty morning gives way to sunshine and calmer winds; small craft advisory remains in effect this morning.

Brief snow likely late this afternoon with gusty southwest winds. Slick spots are possible on the evening commute.

A Climate Central analysis finds Milwaukee's January averages are about 8.3°F warmer than in 1970, a shift already changing Lake Michigan ice, snow and winter recreation.

Light snow and gusty northwest winds will brush Milwaukee on Sunday. Gale Warning for Lake Michigan; little accumulation but travel delays possible.

Clear, chilly start in Milwaukee with a slight chance of light snow tonight and gusts expected Sunday.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for Milwaukee with strong winds and potential snowfall, affecting driving conditions and possibly causing power outages.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes rain, snow, thunder, and high winds, affecting travel with a Winter Weather Advisory for counties west of Madison.

Rain moves in Thursday evening, changing to wet snow late tonight. Friday's commute could be slushy with gusty northwest winds.

Brookfield officials warned that Waukesha County faces high fire danger and urged residents to avoid spark-producing activities while burn restrictions are in effect. Check the state map for county status.

The National Weather Service predicts fluctuating weather for Milwaukee with temperatures dropping, rain and snow mix, and the possibility of thunderstorms later in the week.