An upper-level low pressure system sits off to our west and it will slowly move toward Wisconsin over the coming days. This low will impact our weather from now until Thursday, bringing mainly cloudy skies, a few chances for rain, and a steady wind off Lake Michigan.
Tonight clouds will be on the increase from the west, with overnight lows dropping to around 60-degrees.
A Small Craft Advisory will begin at 10 pm tonight and continue through 1 pm Sunday. Waves of 2-5 feet will create a moderate chop. Additionally, a Beach Hazards Statement has been issued for the nearshore waters of the SE WI Lake Michigan coast, where waves and wind will create dangerous currents and dangerous swimming conditions.
Sunday looks mainly cloudy with a few showers in the afternoon and evening, possibly a rumble of thunder. Rain totals remain light. Highs will top out in the upper 60s to around 70.
Monday's best chance for rain is early, the rest of the day looks largely dry. Tuesday scattered showers or a storm move through, and a few showers carry over into Wednesday. By Thursday the low is departing to our east, but a spotty wrap around shower can't be ruled out. It appears by Friday the low finally loses its grip, and we return to more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures.
TONIGHT: Mostly CloudyLow: 60
Wind: SE 5-15 mph
SUNDAY: Mainly Cloudy, Scattered Light Rain Showers
High: 71
Wind: ESE 10-20 mph
MONDAY: A Few Morning Rain Showers, Mostly Cloudy
High: 73
TUESDAY: Chance Rain Showers, Iso. Storm; Mostly Cloudy
High: 70
WEDNESDAY: Mostly Cloudy, Chance Light Rain Showers
High: 68
THURSDAY: Partly Cloudy, Spotty Shower
High: 72
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