Severe storms will soon fire up to our west and eventually move through southeast Wisconsin this evening. All severe weather is possible, with very large hail and tornadoes as the primary concerns.
Our northern counties may see the storms first after 6 p.m., then storms spread across all of southeast Wisconsin after 8 p.m.
WATCH: Southeast Wisconsin weather: More severe storm chances
Yet another round of storms is possible tomorrow evening. Some severe weather is expected once again, but the threat does not appear to be as strong as this evening.
With more rain on the way later this week, flooding also remains a concern.
TONIGHT: Severe T-Storms Early. Patchy Fog
Low: 55
Wind: SW 5-10 mph
WEDNESDAY: Partly Cloudy. Rain/Storms Likely Late
High: 66
Wind: W to SE 10 mph
THURSDAY: Chance Showers
High: 63
FRIDAY: Partly Cloudy. Rain/Storms Likely At Night
High: 66 Lake 77 Inland
SATURDAY: Rain Early
High: 65
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