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Southeast Wisconsin weather: Mild temperatures and patchy fog overnight

Sheboygan and Fond du Lac might get light snow showers overnight, but most of southeast Wisconsin can expect cloudy skies and areas of fog.
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Snow will move into northern and central Wisconsin overnight. While most of the precipitation stays north of our area, snow or a light wintry mix may impact Sheboygan and Fond du Lac counties.

Otherwise, tonight will be cloudy and mild with lows in the 30s. Areas of fog are likely, especially south of I-94.

Monday stays cloudy with a continued chance for a few rain or snow showers across Fond du Lac and Sheboygan counties. There will be a spread in temperatures from north to south. Near the state line highs will warm into the mid, potentially even upper 40s. Farther north, highs will be stuck in the 30s. Winds will pick up by afternoon, gusting to around 25 mph.

Highs fall into the 20s on Tuesday under mainly cloudy skies.

We can potentially expect precipitation Wednesday during the day and into the night. As of now, it looks like we could see a messy wintry mix including everything from rain to snow to sleet to freezing rain. Our precipitation type will be dependent on the exact path of low pressure, which is still somewhat in question. Be sure to stay up to date with the forecast for the latest details and timing.

TONIGHT: Sct. Light Mix North of I-94, Cloudy, Areas of FogLow: 35
Wind: S 5 mph

MONDAY: AM Fog South, Light Mix North, Cloudy, Breezy by Afternoon
High: 42 (Cooler north, Warmer south)
Wind: Var 10-20 G 25 mph

TUESDAY: Mostly Cloudy
High: 28

WEDNESDAY: Messy Wintry Mix Likely
High: 34

THURSDAY: Chance Wintry Mix Early, Breezy
High: 36

FRIDAY: Partly Cloudy
High: 29


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