Lake-Effect Snow Predicted For Parts Of Northland This Week

It's been a mild autumn, but that is going to be changing this week according to the National Weather Service. Temperatures will drop on Veterans Day, with highs in the mid-30s to 40s.

With precipitation coming to the Northland, some areas will see snowflakes, while others will see rainfall. The National Weather Service Duluth office says snow will begin late Wednesday and continue into Thursday for parts of Wisconsin, including the South Shore and even as far south as Hayward.

It will begin as a rain/snow mix Wednesday afternoon before transitioning to all snow overnight. By the time it's over, some areas in Iron County and Ashland could see a total of 3 inches of snow.

The National Weather Service cautions drivers to be careful of potentially slippery conditions. It would be the first winter weather driving of the season, so remember to slow down and watch for icy bridges.

It's going to get cold at night, too, with low temperatures around 19-31 degrees, so bundle up! It looks like our mild autumn has finally turned the corner. Temperatures going into the weekend will see highs around 40 degrees as we dry out.