The Milwaukee area and much of eastern Wisconsin is seeing its first snowfall of the season as heavy, wet snow dropped during the Thursday morning commute. Two to four inches of snow are possible in some areas, especially those further from Lake Michigan.

With northeast Wisconsin’s first snowfall on November 21, it’s time to gear up for the heavier storms ahead. Stocking up on essentials like snow shovels, blowers, salt, scrapers, and proper winter wear is critical for managing the season’s challenges.

MILWAUKEE - The first measurable snow of the fall is moving through Southeast Wisconsin this morning, and is causing headaches for those trying to get

Climate scientists and meteorologists expect a weak La Niña to emerge in the next few weeks. Wisconsin meteorologists will be closely monitoring impacts on the polar jet stream.

Northeast Wisconsin was hit with its first accumulating snowfall of the winter early Thursday morning, with some snow continuing into the afternoon and Storm Team 5 has tallied the snowfall totals. Local 5’s Ryan Kudish has compiled a detailed list of several areas in northeast Wisconsin and their respective snowfall totals over the

Hazardous travel conditions are expected throughout South Central and southeast Wisconsin for this morning. Slushy accumulation, greatly reduced visibility, and strong winds are expected through much of the morning.

Southeast Wisconsin faced significant travel delays Thursday morning due to heavy snow, with crashes and backed-up traffic affecting major routes.