Wednesday looked great - aside from the chilly temperatures. The clear sky sticks around tonight as lows drop into the mid-20s near Lake Michigan. Inland locations could fall into the teens.
A strong low-pressure system brings us two days of active weather. Southerly winds take hold & bring temperatures back into the 40s tomorrow. A few showers/light wintry mix are possible during the afternoon hours. Scattered showers are expected to develop during the evening and overnight hours. Isolated thunder is possible. Temperatures will rise overnight and reach the upper 40s by early Friday.
As the low-pressure system arrives, high temperatures will spike to near 60 degrees Friday afternoon. Winds may gust upwards of 30 mph. Scattered showers will give way to a potential line of strong storms Friday evening. These storms will be supported by the system itself and a strong frontal boundary sweeping through the Midwest. Much of southern Wisconsin is under a Level 2 (slight) risk of severe weather Friday evening.
After the front passes, winds will switch out of the NW - bringing about a 20-degree temperature drop into Saturday afternoon. A few snow showers are possible on the back-side of this system.
Minor accumulations are possible. Winds may gust to 45 mph on Saturday.
High temperatures stabilize in the lower 50s into next week with multiple shower chances.
TONIGHT: Mainly Clear; ChillyLow: 24° Lake; 16° Inland
Wind: NW 5 mph
THURSDAY: Increasing Clouds; PM Chance Mix/Rain.
Rising Temperatures Overnight
Wind: SE 5-15 mph
High: 41°
FRIDAY: Showers and Thunderstorms
Some storms could be strong
High: 60°
Wind: SE 15-20 G 30 mph
SATURDAY: Chance Wintry Mix/Snow Showers; Colder & Windy
High: 41°
SUNDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 51°
MONDAY: Slight Chance Showers; Partly Cloudy
High: 52°
It’s about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for “TMJ4” on your device.
Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.