Busy weather weekend with increased rain chances, big drop in temps

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Dr. Jill Underly wins second term as state superintendent
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Rain and snow likely Tuesday night, then strong storms Wednesday
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Milwaukee event to honor César Chávez with virtual youth celebration
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UW Health official discusses Damian Lillard’s health and more
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--I know it's the weekend, and many of you don't want rain. But we're getting some. For what it's worth, a lot of it will fall overnight into early Sunday. A front will drop down from the north and trigger a few showers and storms by late in the day, especially north of I-94. Most of the precipitation should wrap up some point Sunday morning. Rainfall amounts will range between 1/4" and 1/2" for most.


It'll turn sharply cooler into tomorrow, and the wind will stay high. In fact, there's a Beach Hazard Statement in place on Sunday for high waves and dangerous currents. Low pressure pivoting to the east early next week could trigger a few showers both Monday and Tuesday, and then a completely different system could pop a few showers and storms Wednesday afternoon into the evening.

