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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Expect a much quieter weather day today as all the rough weather moves away from the region.
We can't rule out a few scattered showers and thunder showers with a dangling system just to our south.
But we don't have the upper air energy we did on Wednesday.
But all in all we dodged a bullet. We didn't have widespread reports of damage, just a few active warnings.
In fact, for the first time this season, our National Weather Service office issued a tornado warning. It was for Columbia County.
Places in Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Counties were dealing with some localized flooding after 2-3" fell in the last 24 hours.





On Friday, there's still the chance for a pop up shower.
But all in all, it looks very nice for the weekend with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
A warmup looks likely for much of next week with highs well in the 80s.