Michael Fish's winter weather forecast

The worst of the weekend storm is over, but it will still be cold and blustery today with some blowing snow. Also watch it on many city streets as there's still leftover ice. Highs today will only make it to around 10 with wind chills well below zero. Tonight, we'll have some cloudiness, but those winds will be dying down a little. It's going to be very cold for this time of year with lows in the mid-single digits below zero. Tuesday, most of the daytime should be okay with the exception of the late afternoon when we could see a few flurries or light snow, but the more significant snow will get here on Tuesday night. Highs Tuesday will only be in the mid-teens. Tuesday night into Wednesday our next snow-maker will be moving through. This will cause some headaches for the Wednesday morning commute especially. Accumulations at this time look to be between 3-5" with some data possibly having a little more than that. Luckily, it won't be as windy as this past weekend's storm. Lows will be in the low-teens. Dry weather should persist on Thursday and Friday morning before chances of snow start to increase, especially Friday night into Saturday where more snow accumulation will be possible. If you want spring weather on March 1st, good luck finding that in Northeast Wisconsin. At this rate, perhaps staying in Florida for the time being might be a safer bet.