On Friday we saw a record-breaking high temperature of 86 degrees in Milwaukee. On Saturday, we were warmer but unfortunately so is that record high.
The record high for Oct. 4 stands at 88 degrees set in 1897. It feels like the middle of summer, but thankfully the humidity isn't too bad. We have seen plenty of sunshine over the last few days! The sunshine, heat, and all around summerlike feel continues on Sunday.
Sunday will still be very warm with highs in the mid to upper 80s. We can expect gusty southerly winds around 10 mph.
A cold front brings a good chance for rain Monday through Tuesday morning along with more seasonal temperatures. Expect those high temperatures to drop to the 60s by the middle of next week.
As far as the rain, I am thinking we could see a quarter to a half an inch with the system.
WATCH: Southeast Wisconsin weather: The Heat Continues this Weekend
SATURDAY NIGHT: Mild & Mostly Clear
Low: 65
Wind: S 5 mph
SUNDAY: Mostly sunny, Breezy, Still Warm and Little Humid
High: 86, Record 87(1997)
Wind: S 5-10 mph
MONDAY: Mostly Cloudy with Showers Likely
High: 76
TUESDAY: Rain Early then Decreasing Clouds
High: 66
WEDNESDAY: Mostly Sunny, Normal Temps.
High: 67
THURSDAY: Mostly Sunny, Normal Temps.
High: 67
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