Tom Wachs

5:26pm: Rain continues across SE WI this evening. It is mixing with snow in spots. This won't last long as the precipitation will end around 8pm. Dense fog will develop overnight. https://t.co/aqwsiadw8F

3:52pm Radar Update: Rain is filling in across the region. It will change over to snow in many areas this evening before ending overnight. So don't be surprised if you get a little snow out of this before fog settles in overnight. https://t.co/UY1nevxNNE

2:37pm: The rain is encountering some drier air this afternoon. We are still expecting rain/snow showers tonight, although it won't be as heavy as earlier forecasts. But don't be surprised to see a little snow this evening. Dense fog settles in overnight. https://t.co/FbaO5JDWPu

4/8 10:25pm: Dry on Wed AM with rain on Wed afternoon. Rain will change to snow in some areas during the afternoon/evening. Where we see the changeover, a few inches of snow will be possible & it could slow down the PM commute. Gradually warming up Friday into the weekend. https://t.co/ZkSnTI2zWC

10:10pm: New data just coming in on snow chances Wednesday. Please join us on FOX6 or download the FOX LOCAL app and watch anywhere anytime.

Tuesday Night Update: Rain moves in on Wednesday afternoon (after 1pm). IF the rain is heavy enough, a process known as "dynamic cooling" will take hold. This will convert the rain to heavy snow in spots. This could slow down the Wed. evening commute. Rain/snow will end late https://t.co/QL8HcnwKnq

Don’t be surprised to get some snow on Wednesday afternoon/evening in parts of southern WI. This “dynamic cooling” weather event will be interesting. Rain for some, snow accumulation for others. https://t.co/3iGVL5ntcK

Reminder...A Statewide Tornado Drill will take place at 1:45pm and 6:45pm on Thursday. Sirens may or may not sound. This is the time to create a safety plan at work/school and at home for when a Tornado Warning is issued. A Watch means storms might happen. Watches are issued for https://t.co/goitCVPdSF

Tuesday Afternoon Update: The forecast remains on track for the atmosphere to "dynamically cool" on Wednesday afternoon. What does that mean? Rain moves in after 2pm and cools the air just enough to convert it to heavy/wet/slushy snow in many areas. Some may change while others https://t.co/Vuerf8zPy3

4/7 10:35pm: Mostly sunny and chilly on Tuesday. Low 40s inland with temps dropping near the lake through the 30s in the afternoon. All eyes are on Wednesday afternoon/evening with a chance for rain/snow. Unclear which it will be right now, but if it is all snow, we could have https://t.co/0heKUTRE2b

This! ⬇️ Louisville, KY was hit by an EF-3 tornado and nobody was killed. This is every Meteorologists worst nightmare. Not only did the Meteorologists get the message out, but people listened! Please remember this the next time a Tornado Warning is issued. Please take the

Marc Weinberg @MarcWeinbergWX

Let me say this, we just had an EF-3 tornado go through our city. An EF-3 in Louisville and no one died. That is a testament to every single person in our area taking these storms seriously. Thank you!

Monday Night Update: The big question with our next storm system on Wednesday afternoon/evening is whether we will see rain or snow. It could come down to a 1° temperature difference above our heads that is the deciding factor. If a process known as "dynamic cooling" takes hold, https://t.co/urKIRQElbK

Here is today's science lesson. We've had some blotchy snow showers around today. Here is why they are forming and why they will disappear after sunset. https://t.co/axgO08X8Io

2:09pm: Instability snow showers are developing this afternoon moving from north to south. These shouldn't be overly impactful but with the wind we could see some reduction in visibility at times. It is chilly! Wind chills are in the 20s. https://t.co/J6DdoYfqx3

4/6 10:25pm: Scattered snow showers and windy on Monday with highs in the upper 30s. A few tenths of an inch possible in spots. Snow showers will taper off after sunset. Sunny and chilly on Tuesday (20s in the morning). Rain/snow likely on Wednesday. The big question will https://t.co/TLngi1TuAt

9:30pm Sunday: Windy with scattered snow showers on Monday. It shouldn't be a huge deal, but don't be surprised if you get a little snow at times. These snow showers will taper off after sunset. Highs in the upper 30s with gusty northerly winds. https://t.co/CLxPmoUlGi