Northeast Wisconsin Snow Forecast: Thanksgiving Snow and Weekend Storm

Thanksgiving Weather Recap

• 🦃 This year's Thanksgiving was the coldest in 11 years for northeast Wisconsin, with a high temperature of only 30°.
• ❄️ It was also the first white Thanksgiving since 2014, with snow showers observed.
• 💨 Northwest winds gusted between 20 and 30 mph, making wind chills feel like they were in the teens.

Current Snow Showers and Future Radar

• 🛰️ Moderate to heavy snow showers were observed moving south and east through Shauno and northern Waka counties.
• ☁️ The NBC 26 radar indicated scattered flurries and snow showers across the Badger State.
• 📈 The high-resolution future radar showed a continued threat for a couple of flakes throughout the night.

Weekend Snowstorm and Arctic Blast

• 🥶 High pressure building from the north and west is continuing to bring cold air flowing south from Canada.
• 🗓️ Snow is expected to move into the area on Saturday late morning or early afternoon, falling heavily Saturday night into Sunday morning.
• 🌨️ Current forecasts suggest most areas will receive about 4 to 8 inches of snow from the weekend storm.
• 🧊 An arctic blast is predicted for Monday and Tuesday, with temperatures remaining below normal and highs only in the teens.

Meteorologist's Guarantee

• ✅ Cameron Morland's 3°ree guarantee was met today, with a forecast high of 30° and an actual high of 30°.
• 💰 As a result, $100 will be donated to the Oshkosh area community pantry.