-
2:33
Watching a late winter storm for the upcoming weekend
-
2:25
Milwaukee non-profit files petition against the City of New Berlin
-
1:50
‘There was too much’: Storms flood basements in Racine County
-
2:50
State elections official: Milwaukee County must address 2020...
-
0:53
Trial underway for Milwaukee man accused of fatally shooting...
-
2:18
’It’s extremely cruel:’ Sheboygan Falls mother of 4 detained...
-
2:02
’We don’t know who owns the signs’: Hundreds of yard signs...
-
1:25
Milwaukee fifth grader honored for saving family in New Year’s...
-
1:41
Body cam footage shows lifesaving rescue of Wauwatosa man trapped...
-
0:49
Milwaukee College Prep highlights tutoring program working to...
-
2:46
Jury trial underway for alleged ’dating app predator’ Timothy...
-
2:52
Students bring Broadway classic ’Guys and Dolls’ to Greenfield...
Rain continues to fall Friday evening but will come to an end over the next couple of hours.
Once the rain ends, areas of dense fog will likely develop and continue into Saturday morning. While the fog will lift late morning through mid afternoon, we'll likely still have areas of drizzle and low clouds in place. Fog will likely redevelop Saturday night and dissipate Sunday morning.
We'll have a break in the fog and drizzle for a good chunk of Sunday, and temps will be mild in the low to mid 50s. We won't have a break from the wet weather for long as rain moves back in on Christmas Day. As of Friday evening, a good portion of Christmas Day will be dry, but widespread rain will push in during the afternoon and evening.
With temps staying in the 40s and 50s all weekend, there's zero chance of a white Christmas this year. In fact, we may end up experiencing one of the warmest Christmases on record.
Download the CBS 58 Ready Weather App to track visibility while traveling this holiday weekend.