Here's what Farmers' Almanac is predicting for upcoming spring weather in Wisconsin
The almanac's 200-year-old formula indicates cold spring temperatures, thunderstorms and possible snow in April for the Midwest.
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The almanac's 200-year-old formula indicates cold spring temperatures, thunderstorms and possible snow in April for the Midwest.
Wet snow or a rain-snow mix is expected late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. It is likely to affect commutes on I-94.
One meteorologist called it "our most widespread severe weather event" of 2023.
"I think that this is probably by far our most widespread severe weather event that we've had across southern Wisconsin so far this year," said National Weather Service Meteorologist Andy
Thursday storms have potential to bring severe weather during the afternoon round. Statewide tornado drill also postponed until Friday due to threat.