Goodbye heat for a while -- seasonably cool weather on the way with a few precipitation chances
Posted: Jun 14, 2026 4:06 AM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--Summer officially starts in a week. It felt like it on Saturday with highs near 85. Not on Sunday though. If we get to 70 degrees, we'll be lucky. In fact, highs most of this coming week will stay in the 70s along with lows in the 50s. Humidity will be in check too. The best chance for rain and storms will be both Tuesday and Wednesday with a few leftover showers for the start of Summerfest on Thursday. More nuisance kind of showers. Then we start to dry out for Friday and into the weekend. Friday, by the way, is Juneteenth.
One of my favorite photos of the week. Mark Fox's grandkids studying the storm clouds from afar. This is from the Ashippun area of Dodge County. Send your storm pictures to [email protected].
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