Scattered showers remain in the forecast for Mother's Day. Most of the rain arrives into the region during the mid/late morning hours. Dry air near Lake Michigan may push back the onset time near Milwaukee, but light showers are still expected.
Light showers will persist through this evening until the approaching high-pressure system pushes the rain farther South. Areas farther North & East have the best chance of staying dry today. These places may see highs in the mid 60s. Highs near Milwaukee & the State Line will only top out in the mid/upper 50s due to cloud cover & rainfall.
A gradually clearing sky will allow overnight lows to plunge into the lower 40s. Newly planted flowers may need to be brought indoors or covered tonight!
Sunshine is back for Monday thanks to high-pressure. Some cloud cover is possible along the State Line. Highs will jump back into the mid 60s at the Lake. Low 70s are likely farther inland.
After another warm and sunny Tuesday, a backdoor cold front will send temperatures from the 70s down into the 40s overnight. Areas near the Lake will experience a quick cool-down Tuesday evening. A few spotty showers can't be ruled out along this front.
Highs will only make it into the upper 50s and lower 60s on Wednesday following the frontal system.
SUNDAY: Chance Showers; CloudyHigh: 56 Lake, 67 Inland
Wind: ENE 10-15 mph
TONIGHT: Showers Ending; Decreasing Clouds
Low: 43
Wind: N 5-10 mph
MONDAY: Mostly sunny
High: 65 Lake, 75 Inland
TUESDAY: Mostly Sunny; Late Evening Cool-Down
Chance PM Showers
High: 71
WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny
High: 58
THURSDAY: Mostly Sunny; Chance PM Showers
High: 67
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