Overnight rain showers brought a beneficial 0.5"-0.75" of rainfall across southeastern Wisconsin. That rain has since wrapped up, but clouds remain spread out across Wisconsin. A dynamic upper-level weather pattern keeps the gray sky overhead for the next several days. That said, mild temperatures are also in the 4Cast.
Lows drop into the upper 40s tonight under a light wind with a mostly cloudy sky.
High-pressure moves into the Central Plains on Friday - leaving dry conditions to cap off the week. Despite the dry weather, a mostly cloudy sky is expected. However, there could be a few breaks in the afternoon - allowing for some sunshine.
Afternoon highs in the 50s continue for the weekend - with some places spiking to near 60 on Sunday.
A few showers are possible overnight from Saturday into early Sunday as a low-pressure system moves by to the North.
Next week starts off mild, but Storm Team 4 is still monitoring a powerful storm system that swings through the Plains during this time frame.
Scattered showers are expected late Monday and into Tuesday. Gusty winds look likely as cold air plunges into the Northern & Central Plains.
Long-range computer guidance is still shuffling the position of this storm system, so exact details are still fuzzy. That said, a pattern change with cooler temperatures is looking likely by mid-late next week.
Stay with Storm Team 4 for the latest. We'll be monitoring trends throughout the weekend.
TONIGHT: Mostly CloudyLow: 44
Wind: NW 3-5 mph
FRIDAY: Partly To Mostly Cloudy
High: 53
SATURDAY: Mostly Cloudy; Chance Overnight Showers
High: 54
SUNDAY: Slight Chance AM Showers, Mostly Cloudy, Mild & Breezy
High: 60
MONDAY: Mostly Cloudy; Chance PM Showers
High: 54
TUESDAY: Rain Likely; Cloudy & Breezy
High: 58
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