Chilly air takes a brief break after the first widespread frost and freeze of the season

The chilly fall air has finally arrived. Friday saw our first frost of the season coming about three weeks later than the 30-year average. And then Saturday saw our first freeze of the season with the temp dropping to 32 degrees in Milwaukee, and some 20s inland. That first freeze came about two weeks later than average. 

Sunday wasn't as cold with the high temperature getting back to 60 degrees. We could see more of those 60s for highs as we start the new work week. Highs on Monday and Tuesday reach the low 60s. Then we get closer to average on Wednesday before another round of chilly air arrives for the weekend. Highs on Friday may even struggle to get much past 40. 

Low temperatures should stay away from too much frost Tuesday or Wednesday morning. Thursday morning likely sees some decent frost, especially inland, before another round of freezing temps arrives for the weekend. 

Download the CBS 58 Weather app to track the mild air to start the week and another blast of chill.