Freezing drizzle tonight, severe storms in the deep south
January 22nd, 2012 at 10:06 am by Doug Higgins under Weather
A light mist will form over NE Wisconsin today and change to light freezing drizzle. Ground temperatures are well below freezing after our recent cold snap, so any drizzle or mist that forms will freeze to the ground. Roads and sidewalks will become slippery later today so take caution when your out and about. Click here for Wisconsin Road Conditions. Fog moves in tonight with occasional rain showers, low temperatures will stay above freezing. Monday’s weather starts as rain, but it’ll change over to some light snow as temperatures fall through the afternoon.
Aside from our wet weather the deep south could get hit with severe storms and strong tornadoes. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a moderate threat for that area tonight. Thunderstorms tonight in Mississippi could contain 70-80 mph winds, strong tornadoes, and golf ball size hail.
Doug Higgins is the meteorologist for Good Day Wisconsin, as well as FOX 11 News at Five and Nine on the weekends. He has a background in covering everything from tornadoes to t...
Doug, I have to take my Aunt to her Dr’s. Appointment in Green Bay tomorrow. Have to be there at 11: am.. Is it going to be safe driving? Thank You, Roxie
how come you guys suck at predicting the weather, werent we supposed to get 2 to 3 inches tonight????
oh no im sorry, it was supposed to start snowing this afternoon, and what do you know dry as a bone…wrong again. where can i get a job as a weatherman