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.

Single-digit temperatures and gusty winds will make Tuesday feel far colder; brief flurries could leave slick spots on bridges and untreated roads.

Milwaukee faces a cold week with advisories for harsh winter conditions, including snow flurries and dangerous wind chills expected to reach -10°F during the day and even colder at night.

Milwaukee faces severe cold with a high of 11°F and wind chills between -10 and -20 degrees, prompting a Cold Weather Advisory. The NWS warns of frostbite risks and advises dressing warmly.

Milwaukee faces light snow and extreme cold, with a Winter Weather Advisory and Cold Weather Advisory in effect due to snow accumulations and dangerous wind chills reaching -26 degrees.

A blown transformer left about 15 South Milwaukee homes without power and heat; We Energies crews replaced the unit in roughly three hours amid dangerous wind chills.

Wisconsin faces severe cold with temperatures and wind chills reaching dangerously low levels, prompting advisories from the National Weather Service.

Milwaukee faces severe cold, with NWS issuing warnings for extreme wind chills; residents are advised to dress warmly and be cautious while traveling.

Extreme Cold Warning issued in Milwaukee for dangerously low wind chills reaching -42°, with frostbite possible in 10 minutes, and an ongoing watch for continued frigid conditions.

Divers and researchers are racing to stop small zebra and quagga mussel outbreaks before warming waters let them explode across Lake Superior.

An Extreme Cold Watch is in effect in Milwaukee from Thursday night to Saturday morning, with dangerous wind chills as low as -40°F, frostbite risk, and potential snow showers complicating travel.