Michael Fish's NBC26 weather forecast

We'll have a dry start to your Wednesday, but that will change for some as we progress through the afternoon. There will be a chance of rain for most this afternoon, but folks to the NW could see some snow starting later this afternoon. Accumulations would be minor there by the end of the day, but a ***WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR LANGLADE COUNTY*** GOES INTO EFFECT AT 2PM THIS AFTERNOON UNTIL 1AM OVERNIGHT. Highs today will be cool again only in the lower-40s, though cooler to the NW, and the wind will be picking up as well. An area of rain will be rolling through as we head through the evening. If you live to the NW, you probably will see a lot of this as snow. That looks like it will accumulate as of now with 1-3" likely, with the highest totals into Langlade County. This will all taper off late tonight as the low pressure system departs. Overnight lows will be in the upper-30s, though cooler to the NW.  Thursday won't be quite as cool, but there's still going to be a chance of light rain. Highs will top out in the mid- to upper-40s under mostly cloudy skies. Thursday night looks quiet with overnight lows either side of 30 with skies becoming partly cloudy. Friday also looks quiet with highs in the low-40s. The chance of rain and snow returns mainly into Saturday, with the potential of some accumulation the farther north you live. There's plenty of time before this system gets here, so the forecast may change. Highs will rise into the mid-40s.