Outdoor Report

Following this past weekend’s foot of wet, heavy snow, cold temperatures return to the North Woods. Highs this week run from 6 to 23 degrees, lows from -10 to 6 degrees, and up to 2 inches of snow possible Tuesday.

The second day of winter forecast calls for a relatively mild week ahead, but the prognosticators continue to waver on the high for Christmas day. What was once 40 degrees is now 33 degrees, and of course subject to change at any time! Weather conditions are good through Christmas day Thursday, but with mixed precipitation that night into Friday, and through the weekend.

Take advantage of a very short warm-up Tuesday thru Thursday this week when daytime highs hit the mid- to upper-30s. It is a brief window of opportunity, so be sure to enjoy it!

The forecast predicts a week of snow and cold, no other way to say it ‑ and “official” winter is still two weeks distant! Look for highs from 2-29 degrees, lows from -14 to 16 degrees, and snow accumulation for the week around one foot.

We start December with cold weather that turns colder through the week, with lows ranging from 11 to -14 degrees, and highs from 12 to 24 degrees.

The forecast predicts major changes starting mid-week when single-digit lows and mid-20s highs arrive, with chances for snow ‑ just in time for Thanksgiving. Enjoy the holiday, give thanks, and have safe travels!
Travelers can check current road conditions at 511wi.gov for Wisconsin and 511mn.org for Minnesota.

The current forecast shows 40-degree highs through the weekend, sunshine and a few rain showers possible, and lows ranging from upper teens to low 30s. These are all “freebies,” so take advantage of them!

Following mild weather for the past week or two, signs of winter appeared this past weekend with cold temperatures and snow flurries. However, the forecast for this week includes highs in the mid to upper 40s, with a 50-degree day or two at week’s end.

The forecast for this week looks good for the first half, but some changes are on the way starting Wednesday night. Highs in the 50s will move to the 40s (and cooler) and possible rain showers. There are chances of the “s” word Saturday (hint: not sunshine), and colder temperatures through the weekend (but with sunshine!) Prepare to dress for the conditions!

Forecasts indicate good weather again this week, with highs in the 50s, lows in the 30s, and low chances for rain. This time of year, these nice days are all freebies, so get out and enjoy fall in the North Woods!