FREEZING DRIZZLE WILL CREATE SLIPPERY ROADS BEFORE THE SNOW ARRIVES... Light freezing drizzle has been reported across much of the area this evening, and roads have become ice covered and slippery in spots, especially along and north of Highway 29. The most likely area for widespread freezing drizzle and icing is far northeast Wisconsin, but at least patchy freezing drizzle is expected elsewhere. Snow is expected to develop in parts of central Wisconsin and the southern Fox Valley toward midnight, then spread north overnight into early Tuesday. The snow will start to accumulate in central, east central and northeast Wisconsin overnight, and in north central Wisconsin early Tuesday morning. The snow should remain generally light in most areas through about midday Tuesday. The heaviest snow is still expected to occur Tuesday afternoon and early evening, and this will also coincide with the strongest winds, which will gust to 30 to 40 mph at times. Motorists should use caution tonight, and plan ahead for even worse conditions Tuesday afternoon and evening.