Southeast Wisconsin: Let's talk cold temperatures, chances of snow

Milwaukee and southeast Wisconsin have had zero snow so far this season. That means there is already a deficit growing by just over half an inch. The lack of snow is not unusual given the well above average fall temperatures that have been around. When do we typically experience snow?First trace of snowOn average, Milwaukee experiences the first trace of snow on Nov. 2, with the average first tenth of an inch on Nov. 14. However, the latest Milwaukee has ever experienced these minor accumulation amounts has been as late as December.With El Niño present creating warmer temperatures, this shifts the chances of snow further into the season already. However, there is a small chance we could see snowflakes this week.Chances of snow this week The best chances to see snowflakes from the sky would be on Thursday night when the winds change out of the north and the cold air moves in. This will be driven by a low-pressure system moving towards the East Coast. Depending on certain variables, Lake