First Alert Weather Day Issued Midday Tuesday for Moderate to Heavy Snowfall

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Another First Alert Weather Day has been issued for midday Tuesday as we’re expecting another round of accumulating snowfall. Accumulating snowfall is expected to move in from southwest to northeast across the region throughout the mid-afternoon hours Tuesday. Prepare for impactful travel conditions this evening as visibility becomes reduced while mixing with heavy snowfall.

Heavier snowfall expected south of HWY 29, where there's a good chance for areas to accumulate... — Heavier snowfall expected south of HWY 29, where there's a good chance for areas to accumulate 3-5". 1-4" is expected North.(WSAW)

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the entire region from Tuesday afternoon until early Wednesday morning.

A winter weather advisory is in effect from Noon Tuesday until 6 AM Wednesday.(WSAW)

Snow showers will last into the evening and portions of the overnight hours, but become less... — Snow showers will last into the evening and portions of the overnight hours, but become less intense.(WSAW)

Snowfall will arrive among North-Central Wisconsin by 1 PM Tuesday and will last until late tonight as the system exits to our NE. Weather conditions overnight into Wednesday morning will be quiet after the storm, but winds may blow and drift some snow at times.

A quick shot of cooler weather will push in for the middle and end of the last week of December, with the potential for another heavy snowfall arriving for the first day of the new year Saturday. This one could be a bit more “interesting” in regards to the amount of snowfall it may produce for the first weekend in 2022. Stay tuned!