Drab weather on Sunday will give way to a nicer forecast this week
Posted: Aug 14, 2022 6:35 AM CST

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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--Just hold on for a bit longer. The forecast will get better and brighter by later Sunday afternoon. Northeast winds the next few days will mean highs only in the low 70s even in the Lake Country. Keep in mind there is a Small Craft Advisory into early Sunday afternoon mainly north of Milwaukee County. Rip currents and large waves could be issues. The best bet is to stay out of the water.
I don 't see temps in the 80s until late in the week. This is when there will be a better chance for showers and thunder. Of course Friday into the weekend, but it doesn't look all day. Of course we want some nicer weather for Irishfest along Milwaukee's lakefront.



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