Avi Carr-Gloth

Sunday saw our highs reach the 40s for the second day in a row, noticeably higher than normal. Sunday night lows aren't expected to drop much, only falling to the upper 30s.

After warmer temperatures on Monday, our highs regressed to the mean in the low 30s. Tuesday night lows will drop to the low 20s.

We woke up Thursday morning to temperatures around zero and negative wind chills between -20 to -25 throughout northeast Wisconsin.

We had more cold temperatures to wake up to before we warm up to the upper teens, still roughly ten degrees below normal.

Temperatures warm up into the low 40s with cloudy skies on Sunday and Monday. Highs will slowly drop from the mid 30s to the low 20s over the course of the upcoming week going into next weekend.

We're waking up to foggy conditions with dense fog advisories issued for many counties in central Wisconsin. Visibility will be lower throughout the day as a result.

There are chances for light snow Tuesday night. More snow is expected further south up to half an inch with lower totals and/or no snow altogether further north.

After four straight days with above normal temperatures, we cool down closer to normal on Wednesday.

Our first big snowfall of the season arrives Thursday morning with widespread accumulating snow across northeast Wisconsin.

The snow may have stopped falling but we're living in a winter wonderland today with lots of snow on the ground and roads.