Scattered showers continued overnight across much of southern Wisconsin. The on-and-off rain will gradually subside and exit the region toward daybreak. Cloud cover will gradually thin out this afternoon, leading to a mostly sunny sky. Highs will top out in the mid to upper 60s.
Watch: Watching for some frost
Fall weather has finally arrived — a clear sky and light breeze overnight will allow lows to tumble into the mid to upper 40s lakeside. Meanwhile, a few spots could drift into the upper 30s farther inland.
The National Weather Service Sullivan office has issued the first frost advisory of the season for south-central Wisconsin counties. Storm Team 4 will be monitoring for any expansions of that advisory. As of now, patchy frost is possible in low-lying and sheltered areas farther inland.
Sunshine sticks around through midweek, but highs will trend cooler. Afternoon temperatures will only reach the lower to mid-60s in Milwaukee. Temperatures will warm back into the 70s over the weekend. The next best chance of rain arrives late Sunday into Monday and Tuesday of next week.
TOMORROW: Showers Ending; Afternoon Sunshine
High: 65
Wind: N 10 mph
TONIGHT: Mostly Clear
Low: 47 Lake 39 Inland
Wind: N 5-10 mph
WEDS: Mostly Sunny and Cooler
High: 60
THUR: Mostly Sunny
High: 62
FRIDAY: Partly Cloudy
High: 65
SATURDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 68 Lake 73 Inland
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