Gov. Tony Evers signed an Executive Order to declare a state of emergency as Wisconsin braces for a winter storm starting Saturday, March 15th.

A winter storm watch has been issued for southern Wisconsin as a weekend storm could bring snow, ice, strong winds and dangerous travel from Saturday night through Monday.

Widespread winter storm warnings have been issued across the Midwest on Thursday ahead of the significant storm.

(WFRV) – With much of northeast Wisconsin under a Blizzard Warning and other parts of the state expecting the beginning of a severe winter storm, Governor Tony Evers (D-Wisconsin) has declared a state of emergency via Executive Order No.

AccuWeather predicts 6 to 10 inches for Madison and 10 to 20 inches for a segment of central Wisconsin that includes Wisconsin Dells and Stevens Point.

We have a strong storm system on the way that is going to come in a couple different waves. Any minor shift in the track will make quite a bit of difference in how much snow you could see.

The latest from Storm Team 5… Saturday will be your last minutes of calm before a weekend filled with heavy snow. If you have not prepared for the incoming winter weather now is the time to do so. Stock up on groceries,