A powerful storm is on the horizon, ready to sweep across the Central Plains and head east-northeast. This storm is expected to hit tomorrow, bringing a mix of rain and snow. As temperatures drop, the rain will turn into heavy, wet snow. This snow will stick around through the afternoon and start to ease up in the evening. But by then, several inches of snow will have already piled up in parts of Western Wisconsin.

The snow won't be the only issue. Strong winds will pick up, blowing the snow around and making travel even more challenging. This has led to a weather alert being issued for Wednesday. The exact amount of snow is hard to predict. Forecasts keep changing, with the heaviest snow now expected between the I-94 and I-90 corridors. Eau Claire and La Crosse might see some snow, but it's likely to be less than other areas. Expect a narrow band of 3 to 7 inches, but this could change as more data comes in.

So, what does this mean for you? Be prepared for slippery roads and reduced visibility. Check the latest weather updates to stay informed. Keep an eye on local news or download a weather app for real-time information. Remember, weather forecasts can change, so stay flexible and be ready to adjust your plans if needed. This storm is a reminder that winter isn't over yet, even as the season winds down. It's a good idea to have an emergency kit in your car, just in case. Include items like a shovel, sand or kitty litter for traction, a blanket, and some non-perishable food. Stay safe out there!

Late Winter Surprise: Heavy Snow and Wind on the Way

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