SLIPPERY TRAVEL FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE... Light freezing drizzle or light snow has created slippery travel across much of the region this morning. A large area of light snow south of Highway 8 will move into far northern Wisconsin shortly before or around sunrise. Across the far north, freezing drizzle has been reported. Light snow accumulations on top of a thin layer of ice could lead to treacherous conditions for the morning commute, especially over central and northern Wisconsin. The snow should remain generally light in most areas this morning. The light snow could taper off to drizzle or freezing drizzle later this morning for a period of time until the heavier snow arrives this afternoon. The heaviest snow is still expected to occur over the Fox Valley and lakeshore areas during the mid afternoon into the early evening, and this will also coincide with the strongest winds with gust of 30 to 45 mph at times. Storm total snowfall of 1 to 3 inches are expected across north-central Wisconsin, 3 to 7 across central Wisconsin and 5 to 8 inches from Marinette and Ephraim south through Green Bay and Kewaunee, and 7 to 10 inches across the lower Fox Valley east to Manitowoc. Motorists should use caution this morning and plan ahead for potentially worse conditions this afternoon and evening.