Winter Storm Warning in Effect for Green Bay, Blizzard Conditions Expected in Door County

Kathi Mullen
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Winter Storm Warning in Effect for Green Bay, Blizzard Conditions Expected in Door County (1)

Green Bay, Wisconsin – Residents of Green Bay are waking up to a winter storm warning as snowfall, gusty winds, and icy conditions impact travel and daily routines across the region. Forecasters say the storm system will continue to bring hazardous conditions through Monday afternoon, with blizzard conditions expected in northern areas including Door County.

Snowfall Forecast and Winter Storm Warnings

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning in effect for most of the area until 3:00 p.m. Monday. Door County is under a blizzard warning from 12:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Monday.

Snowfall totals have shifted slightly northward, with the following expected:

  • 6″-9″: Northern counties
  • 3″-6″: Central Green Bay area
  • 1″-3″: Southern counties

The storm began as rain Sunday evening, transitioning to snow as temperatures dropped below freezing, raising concerns for black ice on roads and sidewalks.

Travel Concerns and Wind Hazards

Travelers should remain cautious, as Monday morning snow will taper off by noon, but wind gusts near 40 mph are expected into the evening. The combination of snow and wind could reduce visibility and make driving dangerous.

Residents are advised to secure outdoor items and stay alert for fallen tree limbs or power lines caused by strong winds.

Extended Forecast Through New Year’s Week

Winter Storm Warning in Effect for Green Bay, Blizzard Conditions Expected in Door County

Looking ahead, Green Bay will experience a cold start to the new year:

  • Tuesday: Chance of light snow, temperatures in the low 20s
  • Wednesday (New Year’s Eve): Breezy with late-day snow chance, highs in the upper teens
  • Thursday (New Year’s Day): Coldest day of the week, mostly sunny, highs around 10 degrees
  • Friday–Saturday: Mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the mid-teens
  • Sunday: Partly sunny, temperatures rebound slightly to the lower 20s

Forecasters warn that icy spots and strong winds will remain the main hazards, particularly for commuters and pedestrians during peak travel times.

Safety Tips for Residents

Officials recommend that residents:

  • Avoid unnecessary travel during periods of heavy snow and ice
  • Drive carefully, especially on untreated roads
  • Stay updated on local weather alerts
  • Prepare for high winds by securing outdoor objects and checking emergency supplies

How is Green Bay coping with the winter storm, snow, and icy conditions? Are you taking precautions for commuting, outdoor safety, or heating your home? Share your experiences, tips, and photos in the comments below and connect with your neighbors.

Kathi Mullen

Kathi Mullen

Kathi Mullen is a dedicated news reporter with a sharp instinct for breaking stories and a passion for delivering accurate, compelling journalism. She covers everything from local developments to national headlines, always aiming to inform and engage her readers with clarity and integrity.

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