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Southeast Wisconsin weather: Severe thunderstorm watch issued for multiple counties

Storm Team 4 is monitoring a line of strong to severe storms that will move through overnight.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for multiple counties
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**A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED UNTIL 8 AM TUESDAY FOR THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES: DODGE, FOND DU LAC, SHEBOYGAN, WASHINGTON, AND OZAUKEE.**

Storm Team 4 is monitoring a line of strong to severe storms that will move through overnight. Showers & storms have developed over northern Wisconsin. These storms will congeal into a line that will rapidly track southeast. Locally, the line of storms will move through between 2 am and 8 am. Damaging winds will be the highest concern, as 60-70 mph wind gusts are possible. Winds that strong would result in tree damage and power line damage. Minor flooding issues are possible as well. Thankfully, the fast-moving nature of this line of storms will keep rain totals in check. Be sure to have a way to get warnings and stay with Storm Team 4 for the latest.

A few showers and storms may linger in the early morning, but most of the day will be dry on Tuesday. Heat & humidity ramp up for Tuesday afternoon with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s and dew points around 70°.

Wednesday through Friday will be cooler with highs in the 70s.

TONIGHT: Storms; Some could be severe
Low: 63
Wind: S 10-20 mph

TUESDAY: Early Morning Rain/Storms; Then Partly Sunny, Hot, Humid, and Breezy
High: 88
Wind: W 10-15 G 30 mph

WEDNESDAY: Partly Cloudy, Spotty Shower Chance, Breezy
High: 77

THURSDAY: Morning Fog, then Mostly Sunny
High: 73

FRIDAY: Showers/Storms; Breezy
High: 78

SATURDAY: Partly Cloudy, Chance Storms
High: 85


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