The first week of fall will give us showers to start and then milder weather into next weekend
Posted: Sep 24, 2023 4:23 AM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--Now it's fall, we have officially entered into a transition time of the year. For this coming week though, expect seasonable if not seasonably mild weather with highs in the 60s and 70s. The rain chances look best for the first part of the week. Most of Sunday and Monday will feature many dry hours. Also, any precip we get won't be all day but on/off through Wednesday thanks to low pressure slowly pivoting its way in from the Upper Midwest. Higher pressure takes over by next weekend. Expect drier and mild conditions then.
By the way, a Beach Hazards Statement holds into Sunday afternoon. 3 to 5 foot waves are possible. This is a good day to stay off Lake Michigan.
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