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Snow is widespread and roads are slippery
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Egg alternatives available amid national egg shortage
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United Performing Arts Fund to launch annual campaign in Milwaukee
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Summerfest announces 2025 lineup featuring The Lumineers, Hozier,...
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Local farmers hope incoming snow will combat winter drought
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MPS board votes to name Brenda Cassellius district’s next superintendent
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Wisconsin lawmakers to introduce new legislation focused on cryptocurrency
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Lawmakers debate school cellphone bans, return to work requirements
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Man found dead in burning car in Milwaukee, homicide investigation...
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Golda Meir at risk of closing down if MPS fails to address lead...
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Bookstore, café and community space planned for Milwaukee’s...
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Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Association hosts Black History Month...
It was a well deserved day of sunshine and seasonal temps (for most) across southeast Wisconsin today! Highs topped out in the mid to upper 60s for most except for spots right along the lakeshore.

Temps will be a couple degrees cooler on Mother's Day thanks to more cloud cover, but highs still make it to either side of 60 degrees.

We'll get our first extended taste of summer throughout next week with highs in the 70s lakeside and 80s inland for most of the work week!

You may even notice some humidity next week, especially on Tuesday and Thursday as dew points climb into the 60s.

This may trigger a few isolated storms Tuesday and Thursday, but neither day will be a washout. The chance of storms later Tuesday may push a front south of the area on Wednesday, briefly cooling us down/giving us a break from the higher dew points, before that front lifts back northward to end the work week. In the short term, you'll notice the wind a bit more heading into the start of the new week.

Winds gusts between 20-25 mph both Sunday and Tuesday afternoons, but Monday will be the rea blustery day with gusts over 30 mph possible. Download the CBS 58 Ready Weather App to see the full 7 day forecast.