Milder start in the week, potential winter storm Tuesday night-Wednesday on Wednesday

Wausau, Wis. (WSAW) – The first weekend in March ends with a milder and bright note. Changes are on the way to the new working week. The clouds will be available until the middle of the week if the next weather manufacturer goes to Wisconsin. A chance of rain showers on Monday afternoon to Monday evening, while scattered showers are expected on Tuesday morning. A first alarm for Tuesday evening to Wednesday, since a winter storm North Central Wisconsin works. The rain on Tuesday evening will change with the snow on Wednesday evening on Wednesday morning. Snow is expected on Wednesday with strong gusty winds, which leads to difficult travel conditions. A first watchful weather day is considered due to the effects on a good part of the region for Wednesday. A mixture of Clouds & Sun Late Week by next weekend with heights in the 30s.

Sunshine mixed with a few clouds, not so airy and milder on Sunday. Afternoon temperatures in the low 30s.

Some clouds on Sunday evening and not so cold. Depths in the upper 10s up to the low 20s.

Partly for the largest clouds on Monday with a chance of afternoon showers. Heights in the mid -40th scattered showers are possible Monday evening to Tuesday morning. So keep the roof at hand. Rain will then exceed the area from south to north afternoon to the evening before our next weather manufacturer. Hochs Tuesday in mid -40.

A first watchful weather day is possible late Tuesday evening to Wednesday. SW Wisconsin to Lower Michigan will pursue low pressure, which is cheap for both rain and snow in north -centrally. The rain on Tuesday evening until midnight is expected to mix with Snow from NW overnight to Wednesday morning and change them. Periods of snow and windy on Wednesday. The snow tapers into snow showers on Wednesday afternoon and ends on Wednesday evening. Strong winds could gusts up to 40 miles per hour, which leads to low visibility and potentially white conditions on Wednesday. Expect on Wednesday with difficult to dangerous travel conditions based on snow intensity. The lane of the low pressure could move with newer data in the next few days, but on the current trajectory there is the potential for 4 inches or more snowfall from Marshfield and Wausau in the north and west.

On Thursday with an appropriate amount of sun. Heights in mid -30th more clouds than sun on Friday with heights in the low until mid -30.

The next weekend has cloud intervals and some sun on Saturday, with a considerable cloudy on Sunday. Heights in the upper 30s Saturday, which rose on Sunday to the mid -1940s.

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