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The Hayward area received about 5 inches or more of snow Saturday night thru Sunday, preceded by a coating of ice in varying thicknesses. The Monday forecast called for highs in the low 40s, followed by an additional 2-4 inches of snowfall Tuesday night thru Wednesday night, with mid-40s highs. This storm could include a rain/snow mix, ice, and freezing rain. Sunshine and 40-degree temperatures this week should make short work of the snow accumulations (the sooner the better this time of year!)

The Hayward area received an inch or so of snow Sunday night, though warm ground, sunshine, and 40-degree temperatures removed the greater portion of it by mid-afternoon Monday. The forecast indicates a very pleasant week with highs in the 40 and 50s, at least until Thursday night and through the weekend when rain and snow chances reappear. Spring is in session, but winter is stubbornly fighting its departure! Check the calendar below for activities in the coming weeks. Anglers and turkey hunters should be aware their 2024-25 licenses expire March 31.

Are you already feeling somewhat nostalgic for winter weather? Take heart ‑ this week you will get another taste of it (3-5 inches worth) Tuesday night and Wednesday! The snow will arrive just before the sunny and 43-degree March 20 first day of spring and Spring Equinox. More chances for rain and snow later in the week and weekend, but we ARE heading for true spring weather. Eventually. Probably…

This week could require nearly full use of the wardrobe! Highs range from 50 to 31 degrees, lows from 11 to 36 degrees, and a few chances for rain, snow, wind, and sunshine

What a difference a week makes! Monday afternoon the temperature hit a high of 49 degrees. One week ago, the forecast was for 0 degrees high and a low of -29 degrees! Quite the serious shift! This week brings highs in the low 40s and lows in the 20s, with chances for sunshine, snow, and rain throughout the week ‑ a taste of early spring! Enjoy!

The Hayward area received 5-8 inches of much-needed snowfall over the weekend. This week’s forecast calls for low temperatures from -5 to -21 degrees, and highs ranging from 5 to 20 degrees, with more snow possible Friday. Many, many activities from which to choose ‑ view the Events Calendar at https://haywardlakes.com/events/calendar.

This week’s forecast calls for mild temperatures thru Sunday, with chances for both snow and sunshine. It includes highs from 29 degrees Wednesday to 41 degrees Thursday, but as always, subject to change!

Subzero temperatures continue through Tuesday and with nighttime lows, but highs turn a bit warmer in the coming days. There is a chance of snow Tuesday, but with wind chill values approaching -40 degrees. It is winter in the North Woods, with some sunshine, though with very little snow ‑ so far. Enjoy outdoor activities, but dress appropriately!