A winter storm warning remains in effect for southeast Wisconsin as steady snowfall spreads across the region Saturday, creating hazardous road conditions and reducing visibility.The Weather Watch 12 team has been monitoring widespread accumulation that will continue through the day before tapering off Sunday morning.

MILWAUKEE - As a winter storm blankets southeast Wisconsin on Saturday, We Energies said there have been scattered power outages in some areas. Here's what residents should know. We Energies encourages anyone who experiences a power outage to report it as soon as it occurs in one of three ways: online, through the app or by calling 1-800-662-4797.

Milwaukee faces strong winds and light snowfall with potential power outages and blowing snow reducing visibility.

A winter storm has arrived in Wisconsin. Snow showers have spread into the central and southern parts of the state, while blizzard conditions are occurring across the North Woods.

SE Wisconsin faces two winter systems over Thanksgiving weekend, with Wednesday bringing snow and 50 mph winds before Saturday's snow threatens travel with over 5 inches.

The start of Thanksgiving week might be the last of mild temperatures before winter hits Milwaukee. Kevin Wagner, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Milwaukee/Sullivan, said Tuesday, Nov. 25 is likely to be the last "nice" day in terms of temperatures, with a high around 50 degrees.

Storm Team 4 is monitoring an active Thanksgiving travel forecast. A strong area of low pressure will cross the Great Lakes in the next 24 hours.