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A spring snow storm has left behind a mess for road crews who have to plow the streets and citizens who have to shovel driveways.The snow has ended, but the winter-like weather remains. The Green Bay area could see record-low temperatures overnight.As expected, most areas north of Highway 10 saw 6-12 inches of snow through Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation lists major highways in the area as having slippery stretches.The Shawano County Sheriff's Office said its deputies responded to 48 crashes in a 24-hour period.The Winnebago County Sheriff's Office tweeted Wednesday morning that cars in ditches were a "common theme."Schools across the area announced two-hour delays. Some closed for the day. We have updated travel conditions on our Timesaver Traffic tool. Don't put away those boots and winter coats just yet. Temperatures are expected to plummet overnight. Green Bay could see a record low of 12 degrees.Keep the forecast and radar at your fingertips by downloading the FREE StormCenter 2 On the Go app for smartphone or tablet.Reporter Kristyn Allen WBAY gives us a look at roads in the Green Bay area this morning.Posted by WBAY TV-2 on Wednesday, April 4, 2018

In our new First Alert Map Room, which can be found here: Go to the First Alert Map RoomYou can always keep our forecast handy with our free weather app. Look for the WBAY First Alert Weather App in the Apple app store and Google Play (click here on your mobile device).WIND FORECAST:FRIDAY: SW 10-20 G35 MPHSATURDAY: NW 10-20 G25 MPHTONIGHT: Clouds thicken. Turning blustery. Slick spots possible. LOW: 21 (rising after midnight)FRIDAY: Plenty of clouds. Milder, but windy. Some evening flakes. HIGH: 39 LOW: 17SATURDAY: Partly cloudy. Much colder and blustery HIGH: 21 LOW: -3SUNDAY: Partly cloudy. Frigid and blustery. Wind chills: -10 to -25. HIGH: 2 LOW: -10M.L.K. JR. DAY: Frigid and partly cloudy. Dangerous wind chills: -25 to -40. HIGH: -1 LOW: -13TUESDAY: Frigid with tons of sun. Dangerous wind chills: -25 to -40. HIGH: 0 LOW: -5WEDNESDAY: Early wind chills: -15 to -25. Sun, then increasing clouds. HIGH: 19 LOW: 9THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy, seasonably cold. Spotty flakes possible. HIGH: 22Copyright 2025 WBAY. All rights reserved.