High temperatures topped out near-60 yesterday. Much of the same is expected today under a mostly sunny sky.
Clouds increase tonight ahead of the next weather maker. Storm Team 4 is tracking a developing area of low-pressure. This swings through the Great Lakes tomorrow and into Thursday. Scattered showers are possible as the low moves by. Highs will drop into the 50s tomorrow.
As the low departs, strong northerly winds will usher in even colder air late in the week. Simultaneously, lake-effect rain showers will start up over Lake Michigan.
These showers may steer onshore late Wednesday night into Thursday. Most of SE Wisconsin will stay dry on Thursday, save for a lake-effect shower. Highs will only top out in the mid-40s. Lake-effect continues late Thursday into Friday. As temperatures crash into the 30s, there is a chance that some snow may mix in with the rain.
However, by early Friday morning, models suggest that most lake-effect bands will stay out over Lake Michigan. Stay with Storm Team 4 for updates!
Sunshine returns over the weekend with highs topping out in the mid-upper 40s. Lower 50s return early next week.
Check The Interactive Radar
7-Day Forecast
Active Weather Alerts
TUESDAY: Mostly Sunny & Mild
High: 60
Wind: NW 5-10 mph
TONIGHT: Increasing Clouds; Slight Chance Shower
Low: 41
Wind: W 5 mph
WEDNESDAY: Chance Spotty Showers; Cloudy
High: 53
Wind: NE 5-10 mph
THURSDAY: Lake-effect rain showers; Windy & Colder
High: 44
Wind: N 15-20 G 30 mph
FRIDAY: Slight Chance Lake-effect Shower; Mostly Sunny
High: 43
SATURDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 45
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