It could also be just a few days into spring, nevertheless it might really feel downright wintry alongside the Wisconsin-Illinois border on Friday morning, with heavy snow threatening to snarl the commute for 1000’s of residents.

According to the National Weather Service, winter climate advisories have been issued for many of southern Wisconsin, together with Kenosha County, and elements of northern Illinois, together with McHenry County and Lake County.

That advisory is anticipated to final all through the morning Friday and into the early afternoon, with journey complications possible throughout the area.

According to the advisory, “travel could be very difficult” in southern Wisconsin, with 4-to-6 inches of snow possible in an space that features Madison, Milwaukee and Kenosha.

Areas alongside the border in Illinois might see wherever from 1-to-5 inches of snow, however there may be some concern that the heaviest band of snow might drift southward, increasing the potential affect of the system in keeping with officers.

The main concern stays the morning commute Friday, with the heavy snow doubtlessly resulting in sluggish and sloppy journey circumstances throughout that window.

In areas between I-90 and I-80, there’s a risk of a dusting of snow, however combined precipitation and rain are possible in these areas as effectively. Rain will primarily affect areas alongside and south of Interstate 80 earlier than the clipper system strikes by means of the realm, in keeping with forecast fashions.

Another system will push by means of Monday, bringing rain and wind to the area earlier than issues begin to filter out by Wednesday.

Stay tuned to the NBC Chicago app and the NBC 5 Storm Team for all the most recent developments and climate data.