A wintry mix of snow and freezing drizzle is expected to arrive in the Green Bay area starting Sunday evening and continuing through most of Monday, according to the National Weather Service Green Bay.

The weather could create issues for the morning commute, holiday travelers and Green Bay Packers fans head to Monday night's game against the New Orleans Saints at Lambeau Field in Green Bay.

The storm system is expected to progress from snow to a mix of freezing drizzle Sunday night into early Monday, turning to mainly snow by Monday afternoon, and returning to a light mix Monday evening, the weather service said.

Snow accumulations range from 1-2 inches in Green Bay area to a trace to 2 inches in Fox Cities. The weather service said both Green Bay and Appleton could see some ice accumulation of "a light glaze/couple hundredths of an inch possible everywhere."

From the National Weather Service Green Bay:

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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation maintains an interactive map detailing winter road conditions for major highways and interstates: 511wi.gov.

The department on Tuesday announced new winter road condition categories for the map, to more clearly convey conditions to drivers. The new conditions are: normal, marked in green; partially covered, in blue; completely covered, in pink; travel not advised, in black; and no report, in gray.

The map also flags active crashes and offers views through traffic cameras on some highways in Brown County -- most notably, Interstate and U.S. 41, Interstate 43, State 172, State 54/57 and State 29.

Before heading out, you can check the traffic cameras and see in real time the road conditions and traffic.