Finally getting back on track with sun, temps
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Milwaukee (CBS 58)--Certainly we didn't have one of the prettiest weekends weatherwise. It wasn't horrible either. Now, we look ahead to better weather, at least for a while. Expect a few nice days on Monday and Tuesday before unsettled changes come by Wednesday and really last into next week. By the way, the winds will still be onshore Monday. This means cooler by the lake and warmer west. But at least we get sunshine back in the forecast.
A quick-moving system will pass through late Tuesday into early Wednesday, giving us a chance of showers and thunder. Another front crosses the area Thursday afternoon, renewing the chance for showers and thunderstorms. Then a stationary boundary sets up across the area for the weekend into next week. This means a continuation of showers and thunder activity. There will be dry times, but you'll need to keep the umbrellas handy.