Mostly clear and milder Monday in Milwaukee with highs near 35°F. Small Craft Advisory for nearshore waters into mid‑morning.

A quick-moving band of light snow slid through Milwaukee on Sunday, leaving a dusting to about an inch in places. Highs near 27°F with breezy southeast winds; watch for slick spots this morning.

Clear and frigid Saturday morning in Milwaukee with highs near 20°F. Light snow possible late Saturday night; mariners warned of freezing spray.

Light snow and gusty northwest winds will make Friday’s commute slippery. Gale and heavy freezing-spray warnings are in effect for Lake Michigan.

Light, wet snow will affect Thursday's morning commute in Milwaukee with minor accumulations and slick bridges possible. A Gale Watch covers Lake Michigan Friday.

Milwaukee's weather features cold temperatures and fleeting flurries, with a mix of clouds and sun. The coming days may bring snow and potentially freezing rain, with varying road safety conditions. Sunny skies are expected over the weekend.

Milwaukee experiences cold temperatures with highs in the low 20s to 30s and lows down to 8°F. A chance of snow and varying cloud cover is expected later in the week.

Milwaukee faces light snow and cold temperatures, with a forecast of flurries and a high near 26°F. Nighttime lows may reach 12°F, and a slight chance of snow persists into the weekend.

Milwaukee expects a cold snap with light snow, mainly overnight, and more flurries projected for later in the week. Conditions could become slippery despite minimal accumulation.

Milwaukee is set for a cold end of January with flurries today and a partly sunny but windy day. A clear but cold Saturday night precedes a sunny, chilly Sunday with possible snow. More snow is expected towards the end of the coming week.

Milwaukee is expecting snow showers with a 90% chance, and up to 2 inches of accumulation. Wind chill will make it feel close to zero degrees. Hazardous conditions are predicted, including lake effect snow and difficult travel.

Milwaukee and parts of Wisconsin face extreme cold with two bouts of lake-effect snow expected, one on Friday and another on Saturday. Wind chills may drop to the negative teens, with uncertainties about snowfall amounts and locations.

Milwaukee faces bitter cold with 1°F temperature and wind chills down to -13°F. The forecast includes sunny but frigid days, potential snow showers, with a brief respite expected Monday.