Turning back to more summer-like for the weekend
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It's a touch cooler to begin today with temps in the low 60s and upper 50s, but as high pressure has moved in, so has dry air which is keeping dew point temperatures cooler in the upper 50s. With both temperatures very close together, patchy fog has been able to develop areas west of Milwaukee, so expect reduced visibility until the fog lifts closer to noon.
After that, we stay quiet today with a mix of sun and clouds thanks to high pressure. A chance for a passing sprinkle is possible today, but it is very unlikely.
A better chance for rain is in store for tomorrow, as our next system builds in from our west. Expect clouds to increase tomorrow morning, with a storm chance returning around noon. This storm chance is not expected to be severe and will end around dinner time.
A chance for storms will return then on Sunday, with another storm chance Monday and Tuesday.