Storm Team 4 is monitoring a severe weather potential across the Midwest and Wisconsin today. Strong to severe storms are possible this afternoon and again this evening. Much of southeast Wisconsin has been placed under an Enhanced (Level 3) risk of severe weather.
A cap in the atmosphere is preventing storms from developing this afternoon, but that may change later this evening.
The first potential round of storms early this evening likely misses metro Milwaukee but may clip our northwest counties.
A better chance for storms here in SE Wisconsin arrives overnight, but again most of the action looks to stay north of Milwaukee. We still have to be on our toes because the ingredients are there for any storm that develops to quickly become severe. Tornadoes are also possible.
Please make sure you have a way to get warnings before heading to bed this evening.
When to watch out for stronger storms:
Another round of showers is possible late Wednesday into Thursday and again on Friday.
TONIGHT: Scattered Severe Storms, Esp. NorthLow: 60
Wind: S 15-25 mph
TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy and Windy. Slight Ch. Showers
High: 65, Falling PM
Wind: S 15-25 mph
WEDNESDAY: Partly Cloudy. Ch. Rain Late
High: 50
THURSDAY: Rain Likely
High: 58
FRIDAY: Partly Cloudy. Slight Ch. Showers
High: 50
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