FOX6 Weather

3/20 10:51 PM It was such a pleasant day today. Saturday will be another "Happy Holly Forecast" before the rain rolls in Sunday morning with cooler temperatures in the 40s. A rollercoaster ride in temperatures will be the trend for next week. fox6now.com/weather -Holly Baker

3/19 10:27 PM Are you ready for a "Happy Holly Forecast"? Saturday is looking like the lucky day as temperatures will be near 60° Slight rain chances will follow on Sunday and again Wednesday night. fox6now.com/weather -Holly Baker

3/18 10:45pm: Icy patches possible north of Milwaukee, especially in Sheboygan county overnight through 6am. Partly sunny on Thursday with highs in the low-to-mid 40s. Quiet on the first day of spring on Friday with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Warming into the 60s for one day only on Saturday. Much cooler Sunday with a chance for rain/snow.

8:37pm Wednesday: Hey Sheboygan county...anyone seeing precipitation right now? It's right around 32°. Radar is picking up on a few returns but nothing being noted in the observations. Concerned for freezing drizzle/freezing rain developing. If you are seeing even drizzle, please let me know. Much appreciated!

3/17 11pm: Snow ending by 7am. A few tenths of an inch of fluffy snow could create a few slick spots. Peeks of sun on Wednesday afternoon with highs in the upper 30s. We need to watch for freezing rain on Wednesday night (after 10pm) in to the overnight. Rain on Thursday morning, with over 0.25" possible in spots. Warming up later in the week with the warmest day on Saturday.

10:25pm Tuesday: We have a little snow coming through overnight, ending by 7am. Less than 1" of fluffy snow expected. A few slick spots are possible in the morning. A few peeks of sun Wed. afternoon with highs in the upper 30s. Another system on Wednesday night will bring a chance for freezing rain after 10pm with all rain on Thursday morning. Highs in the 40s on Thursday.

3/16 10:50pm: Cold on St. Patrick's Day. AM wind chill: -5 to -15. Snow after 9pm Tuesday night ending 7am Wednesday. Around 1" of snow expected (closer to 2" west in Dodge/Jefferson counties). A gradual warm up is on the way. Highs in the 50s on Saturday.

9:30pm Monday: Brrr. Now that the snow is done falling, skies are gradually clearing and the wind is still gusty. This is causing wind chills to drop into the single digits. We will all see wind chills between -5 and -15 on Tuesday morning. Bundle up. Chilly with some sun (especially AM). High of 19. A little system will bring 1-2" of snow between 9pm Tuesday and 7am on Wednesday. Warm up later in the week.

Here is a generalized map of snow totals from the Blizzard of 2026. Disclaimer: These are ranges and some areas will have considerably more and some areas less. But gives a broad idea of the heaviest totals overall. If you have a total, please share it in the comments! Thanks again for all of your reports.

2:57pm Monday: The Blizzard Warning is no longer in effect. It has been replaced with a Winter Weather Advisory until 9pm. The snow is winding down. The wind will remain gusty this evening, causing blowing ground snow. The big story tonight is the COLD. Wind chills below 0 tonight and AM wind chills -5 to -15 in the morning. Bundle up! Update snow totals from this storm out soon.

11:20pm Update: Heavy snow and strong winds continue with blizzard conditions expected through Monday morning. No change to the snow forecast overall. Please stay off the roads if you can. Prepare for power outages as the wind will remain strong into Monday. We have a LIVE weather stream on our FOX LOCAL stream app, so you can monitor weather conditions from your TV or device. It is streaming radar, winds, temperatures, Skyvision Plus, cameras, etc. FOX6 Wake Up News starts at 4am. Stay with us for the latest updates...stay safe and stay warm!

10pm Sunday: Breaking. WOW. 60mph wind gust already in Milwaukee. We will hit blizzard conditions very soon. Power outages will start to stack up as well. Have flashlights and blankets and charge up those phones (and portable chargers if you have them). Hunker down. We will be in this blizzard pretty much all day tomorrow. Keep it here, we've got you covered with updates. Remember, if you lose power, FOX LOCAL streaming app is a must have. We will have weather on there all night and all day. Stay warm and stay safe.

9:10pm Sunday: We continue to be live until 11pm on FOX6. Here is a comprehensive weather update. Look at all the colors on the radar. Phase 3 is filling in now. Freezing Rain in Racine and Kenosha, sleet in Milwaukee and snow to the west/northwest. BLIZZARD WARNINGS in effect for the first time since 2011 for ALL OF SE WI until 4pm Monday. Stay off the roads if you can and prepare for power outages. Snow amounts have not changed (see graphic). You can get a blizzard in 1" or 12" of snow. Please be safe! We will keep you posted.

Milwaukee Public Schools is CLOSED on Monday 3/16/26 Latest closings: fox6now.com/closings

BLIZZARD WARNING?! How can we get a blizzard with as little as 3-5"of snow in Kenosha?! I've got the answer for you. We are LIVE on the FOX LOCAL app until at least 11pm. Post date: 3/15/26

A Blizzard Warning has been issued for parts of SE WI until 3/16 4:00PM. A Blizzard Warning means strong winds & heavy snow will create low visibility. Please pay close attention to the forecast & use extreme caution during this time.

A Blizzard Warning has been issued for parts of SE WI until 3/16 4:00PM. A Blizzard Warning means strong winds & heavy snow will create low visibility. Please pay close attention to the forecast & use extreme caution during this time.

Great interview with Ben Sheppard from @NWSMilwaukee on Sunday evening. We talked all about the winter storm and if blizzard-like conditions or changes to warnings and advisories could happen.

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4:45pm Sunday: Comprehensive weather update with graphics. - Winter Storm Impacts have gone up given a southerly shift in track - Very low air pressure this evening as well - Icing a concern in lakeshore counties this evening (especially after 8-9pm). Water from rain will freeze as well. - Wind will pick up tonight out of the N and eventually NW - A changeover to all snow area-wide overnight with moderate snow and strong winds. Gusts 50-60mph possible overnight into Monday AM. Power outages are possible. - Worst of the weather overnight into Monday AM. Blizzard-like conditions possible on Monday AM, gradually improving during the afternoon. - Highest snow totals northwest, lowest Kenosha (SE). See map for specifics. - Snow consistency. Wet/heavy tonight. Powdery snow on Monday. - Windy chills in the single digits all day on Monday. - Travel is currently not advised up to our north and we will have tough travel conditions later tonight into Monday. Be safe!