Overnight, showers and isolated thunderstorms will move through SE WI. Severe weather is not expected, though small hail and lightning are possible. Overnight lows stay around 50-degrees.
Saturday will feel like summer! Highs will warm into the 70s, and with lots of moisture present it will feel quite humid. In the morning and afternoon, we will enjoy some sunshine, but we also have to deal with strong winds; gusts over 40 mph are likely.
By Saturday evening, we see an increasing chance for strong thunderstorms. Between 6pm and midnight will be the main window for storms, which may produce damaging winds, hail, heavy rain, and we can't rule out an isolated tornado. As nighttime takes over, instability will wane & storms will weaken.
Showers and storms continue into Sunday as a second area of low-pressure moves through the Midwest. A few storms could be on the stronger side with hail, strong winds, and heavy rain. Temperatures will be warmer inland, with cooler conditions near the lake.
A few storms may linger into Monday. We'll have off and on rain and storm chances through the week. Monday through Wednesday highs will hover on either side of 70-degrees.
TONIGHT: Sct. Rain/T-Showers; BreezyLow: 50
Wind: S 10-20 mph
SATURDAY: Partly Cloudy, Windy & Warm; PM Storms, Strong storms possible
High: 78
Wind: SW 15-25 G 45 mph
SUNDAY: Rain/Storms Likely; Breezy
High: 63
MONDAY: Sct. Showers/Storm; Breezy
High: 70
TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy, Iso. Showers
High: 68
WEDNESDAY: Partly Cloudy, Ch. Iso. T-Shower
High: 70
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