Our next weather system is currently producing scattered snow showers off to our Northwest, in portions of Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin. This "clipper" system will pass through the Stateline over the course of Wednesday evening, providing some quick bursts of snow locally.
Snow could start by 7PM for some of our Northwestern communities, with many in the Stateline seeing scattered snow showers by 9PM. These quick bursts of snow will reduce visibility for a period of time and could provide a quick coating of snow especially on untreated surfaces. Steady snow showers will move out toward midnight, with a few flurries lingering into Thursday morning.
All told, accumulations will likely remain below 0.5" but that could be enough to cause some slick spots on roadways and untreated surfaces through the late evening. Highest totals will likely remain well to the Northeast, closer to the surface low pressure system producing this snow.
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