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First weekend of June looks to be mostly dry w/some up and down temps
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Overnight Update: Broken line of sub-severe storms moving through
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Rain has finally arrived! Detailing timing and totals
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Warmth and humidity increase ahead of our first good chance for rain in weeks
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Mid-week sunshine ahead of a chance for stronger storms
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Cooler lakeside for two more days before a brief warmup
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May officially the driest month on record as we look ahead to a June that is typically wet
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A cool, dry end to May, but heat and storms are waiting as we get into June
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Finishing off May on a quiet and cool note before another warmup coming
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Lake breeze continues into a mostly sunny weekend
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The week of the Lake Breeze continues on
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Still warm Wednesday with a chance for evening storms
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On record watch for the day after Memorial Day with some storms possible at night
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Warm and mostly dry Memorial Day
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Right on cue. Summerlike weather for the unofficial start of summer...
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A few 80s showing up in the forecast as we unofficially kick off summer
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Memorial Day weekend starts cool and ends warm with some shower chances every day
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A milder trend into the holiday weekend, few rain chances too
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A dry May wears on
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Rain chances take a break with one last warm day before a lake breeze returns
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More storms possible Monday night.
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Late Morning Update: Severe storms firing near Madison
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Some 80s showing up in this forecast, chance of stronger storms too
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Tracking overnight showers and storms. A new severe thunderstorm watch has been issued until 5 am.
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Warm weekend with storm chances each day
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Warming trend leads to chances for storms
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Couple of cooler days before our next round of warmth arrives
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Scattered showers and a few storms on a warm and windy Tuesday
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Hold off on planting with more frosty mornings possible this week
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Sunday Midday Update: Frost Advisory for tonight except for Milwaukee, Racine, & Kenosha Counties
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All in all a quiet Mother's Day weekend with temps trending cooler on Sunday
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Briefly warmer for the start of Mother's Day weekend
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Rain chances return after a cold morning
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Similar weather pattern continues on
- Cooler for a few days after our second 80 degree day of the year
- Chance for storms returns after a warm Monday
- A few fronts, a few shower chances early in the week
- Quiet start to the weekend then a bit more active into next week
- May starts with a freeze as our wet and stormy April goes into the record books
- Few showers possible for Brewers Weather Day
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Rain chances are back to close out April
- Trending cooler for the rest of the week, few showers too
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6:40pm Update - A wake low has created power outages and trees down. More storms are expected this evening.
- One big storm chance this coming week. Otherwise fairly dry and cool to round out April
- A quiet weekend before more storms fire Monday PM
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Cooler by the lake returns this weekend
- Recap of a historic severe weather week
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Tracking another round of strong storms tonight
- We get to celebrate Earth Day with some nice weather!
- Isolated showers possible Tuesday as some rivers stay high
- A cooler side of April to start the week followed by rebounding temperatures
- Finally! A much quieter weather pattern setting up for the week...
- Tornado Warning issued for multiple areas in southeast Wisconsin
- Briefly drying out after another round of storms and flooding Wednesday evening
- 8:45 Update: Tuesday's severe storms left lots of damage; strong storms moving in now.
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Tornado threat ends as storms still rumble across southern Wisconsin
- 4:00 PM Update: Tornado Watch has been issued until 10 pm.
- Overnight Update: All watches and warnings have been cancelled
- A warm, stormy week ahead just in time for Severe Weather Awareness Week in Wisconsin
- Entering a warmer, stormier period for most of next week
- Soaking overnight rain is over but more chances for rain and storms the next week
- Third round of rain this week arrives Thursday evening with steady rain likely
- First of three rounds of precipitation brings wintry mix Wednesday morning
- Chilly Election Day, then wintry mix and showers return
- Eventually getting warmer and wetter, too, for the coming week
- A quiet Easter but on/off shower activity much of this week
- Easter holiday weekend starts on a wet note but major improvements coming
- Not the prettiest of holiday weekends but plenty of dry time too
- 8:30 PM Update: Storm threat is ending for the night
- Warm and slightly wet March ends with a bang with wild weather continuing into April
- Midday Update: Storms into the afternoon then quieter
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Early Tuesday Update: Severe thunderstorm watch expires as showers and storms wind down
- Mild start to the week, chilly finish; storms and a little snow featured too
- Another week of lots of up and downs w/temps and sky conditions
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Warmer heading into the weekend
- Dropping temps and a shower chance for Brewers Opening Day
- Warm Wednesday, then dropping temps and a chance for showers for Brewers Opening Day
- Flurries and sprinkles possible the next two days with a better chance for showers for Brewers Opening Day
- Staying mostly dry as the reminders of last week's blizzard go away
- Only thing consistent about this forecast is the inconsistency
- The first weekend of spring features wild swings and a bit of precip
- Spring starts very warm before a chance for showers to end the weekend
- Precipitation chances take a break as snow melts fast
- One last round of precipitation before a nice drying trend heading into the weekend
- Snow reports from the big winter storm and a look at more light snow Tuesday night
- Evening Update: Winter Weather Advisory until 9 pm.
- 10:30PM Update: One of the crazier weather forecasts you'll see in quite some time, very busy through Monday
- A weekend to keep tuned to the weather forecast as we deal with a late winter storm
- 6pm Update: Last winter weekend will make itself known with a very active forecast
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Multiple weather alerts in effect as a busy stretch of weather unfolds
- Watching a late winter storm for the upcoming weekend
- Strong storms Tuesday night now switching to snow for Wednesday
- The severe thunderstorm watch has been cancelled. Isolated thunder remains possible.
- Storms to snow Tuesday night into Wednesday
- Later sunsets, near record highs and a chance for stronger storms
- A taste of a spring and winter for this first week of Daylight Saving Time
- A breezy, mild weekend as we go spring ahead to Daylight Saving Time
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8:30pm Update: Rain and storms continue to track through the area
- First severe weather chance of the year is coming for Friday
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Tracking fog, scattered showers and stronger storms