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Southeast Wisconsin weather: Showers/storms expected Wednesday, highs could reach 90

A better chance for showers and storms arrives early Wednesday. A complex of rain and storms is expected to swing through our area sometime between Wednesday morning and afternoon.
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An Air Quality Alert continues for most of the area through 11 pm tonight due to a combination of wildfire smoke and ozone. Air quality may drop into the Unhealthy for Everyone category at times this evening. There is only a slight chance for an isolated storm north of Port Washington, otherwise we will look for increasing clouds overnight. Lows will be warm, in the upper 60s and low 70s.

A better chance for showers and storms arrives early Wednesday. A complex of rain and storms is expected to move into NW Wisconsin overnight and will swing through our area sometime between Wednesday morning and afternoon. A few strong storms are possible. Rain looks to clear out by around 2pm, and temperatures are expected to recover to around 90°.

Thursday will be mostly sunny, humid, and hot with highs back around 90-degrees.

Friday will be the last in our string of very warm days; highs will be back to around 90, and humidity will make it feel even warmer. Friday afternoon and evening scattered rain and storms move in with a cold front.

Temperatures and humidity will drop behind the front, bringing comfortable conditions back to SE WI for the weekend.

TONIGHT: Increasing CloudsLow: 72
Wind: S 5-10 mph

WEDNESDAY: Ch. AM and Afternoon Showers/Storms. Bec. Partly Cloudy, Hot, and Humid
High: 90
Wind: Var 10-20 mph

THURSDAY: Mostly Sunny, Hot and Humid
High: 89

FRIDAY: Scattered Rain and Storms, Hot and Humid
High: 90

SATURDAY: Partly Sunny
High: 80

SUNDAY: Mainly Sunny
High: 81


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