The rain faucets have stopped for a few days, giving us time to enjoy the weather
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--The welcomed rain we've seen the last few days has gone away. But not before giving us two to three inches of totals at least. Now we dry out for a bit. Expect pleasant weather the next few days before the storm chance increases on Wednesday. Hopefully we'll dry out by the time the Wisconsin State Fair starts late Thursday morning. But there's another rain and storm chance into next weekend. It shouldn't be all day though. Keep in mind we still have a high swim risk on Lake Michigan through Sunday. Boaters should stay off the Lake too with a Small Craft Advisory in place. Highs most of this week will be in the 80s after a few days in the 70s through Monday. Humidity shouldn't be off the charts either.
Finally! We get a chance to dry out before more rain and storms come our way on Wednesday...
One more day to stay off Lake Michigan because of high wind and waves...