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Flood Watch in effect for Southeast Wisconsin, tornadoes possible

A final round of storms is possible tomorrow morning as a cold front sweeps the area.
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***Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect for the following counties until 12:15 a.m.: Fond du Lac, Dodge****

The National Weather Service (NWS) says severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near Lake Ripley to near Raymond, moving northeast at 70 mph at 10:59 p.m. NWS says half-dollar size hail is expected, as well as damage to vehicles.

**A Flood Watch is in effect for Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Waukesha, Walworth, Washington, Dodge, Jefferson, and Kenosha Counties from 7 p.m. Tuesday until 4 a.m. Wednesday**

A few hail-making severe storms clipped our southern counties this afternoon. As a warm front progresses northward into southern Wisconsin this evening, another round of storms will move in between 8 pm and midnight. These storms will have a greater risk of being severe, with tornados possible. Temperatures soar into the 60s late tonight along with much higher humidity.

VIDEO | 'Holy hail' in Elkhorn, WI (Video courtesy Amanda Fry)

'Holy hail' in Elkhorn, WI (Video courtesy Amanda Fry)

A final round of storms is possible tomorrow morning as a cold front sweeps the area. Temperatures will briefly reach near 70 tomorrow morning then fall into the 50s during the afternoon.

TONIGHT:    Windy with T-Storms Likely. Some Severe.           
Low: 50° rising into the 60s.        
Wind: E to S 20 mph

WEDNESDAY:
Ch. Strong AM T-Storms and Windy          
High: 70°... Falling PM
Wind: S to W 25 mph

THURSDAY:   
Partly Cloudy and Windy          
High: 52°

FRIDAY:     
Sunny Skies         
High: 47 Lake 53 Inland

SATURDAY:   
Mostly Sunny       
High: 50 Lake 58 Inland


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