A band of scattered showers is moving through Southeast Wisconsin this morning ahead of a slow-moving cold front, bringing the possibility of brief, torrential downpours.
The initial batch of rain is expected to move out by mid-morning, but as the cold front approaches Milwaukee and far Southeast Wisconsin, some redevelopment is possible near the city and toward the State Line.
Severe weather is not expected with this system.
As the front passes through the region, breezy northeast winds will take hold, causing temperatures and dew points to drop late this afternoon and into the overnight hours.
Dangerous swimming conditions are likely along the shore of Lake Michigan in Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha Counties, with waves potentially reaching 4-6 feet.
Overnight lows will drop into the 60s.
Monday will bring the return of sunshine with highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s, continuing the break in humidity that won't last long.
Pop-up showers and storms are possible throughout the remainder of the week as highs return to the 80s with higher dew points.
The best chances of rain are expected late Tuesday into early Wednesday, while Thursday is trending dry.
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SUNDAY: Scattered Showers & Storms; Mostly Cloudy
High: 78 early; Cooling later in the day
Wind: N/NE 10-15 mph
TONIGHT: Partly Cloudy
Low: 61
Wind: SW 5-15 mph
MONDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 77
TUESDAY: Partly Sunny; Slight Chance Rain/Storm
High: 81
WEDNESDAY: Chance Scattered showers/storms; Partly Cloudy
High: 80
THURSDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 81
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