Weather

Second cold front moves through this evening dropping temperatures into the 50s tonight! Expect cooler and drier air the rest of the week, then heat and humidity return over the weekend. Storms expected by Sunday.

It finally feels like someone opened the windows across Wisconsin. A cold front is sweeping in much cooler, drier air that will bring comfortable temperatures and low humidity through the rest of the work week.

It finally feels like someone opened the windows across Wisconsin. A cold front is sweeping in much cooler, drier air that will bring comfortable temperatures and low humidity through the rest of the work week.

Isolated t-storms ending overnight. Most areas will stay dry and windy. Temperatures dropping into the low 70s by sunrise. Partly sunny, windy, cooler and less humid on Tuesday. Only a slight chance for a (non-severe) t-storm. Highs in the mid-80s with dew points in the low 60s.

Severe storms are possible after 8pm tonight through midnight. Unclear IF most areas will see the storms or if it will stay to the north.

Severe weather is possible tonight, potentially between 7-11pm, with strong wind, tornadoes and large hail. Storms will be scattered, not everyone will see them. Aside from a stray evening shower Tuesday expect quiet conditions. Cooler and comfortable the rest of the week, although thin wildfire smoke could return at times. 

Enhanced Risk for Severe storms on Monday afternoon/evening. All modes of severe weather possible from tornadoes, to very strong winds, large hail and heavy rain.

Strong to severe storms are possible Monday afternoon and evening. All hazards are possible from damaging winds, tornadoes, hail, and flooding.

Statewide air quality alert through 12PM Monday. Smoke aloft continues. Enhanced Risk for Severe storms on Monday afternoon/evening. All modes of severe weather possible from tornadoes, to very strong winds, large hail and heavy rain.

Statewide air quality alert through 12PM Monday. Surface-based smoke lifts around midday Monday, but elevated smoke continues in our skies. Enhanced Risk for Severe T-Storms on Monday afternoon/evening. All modes of severe weather are possible, from tornadoes, to very strong winds, large hail and heavy rain.

Statewide air quality alert through 12PM Monday. Surface-based smoke lifts around midday Monday, but elevated smoke continues in our skies. Enhanced Risk for Severe T-Storms on Monday afternoon/evening. All modes of severe weather are possible, from tornadoes, to very strong winds, large hail and heavy rain.

Statewide air quality alert through 12PM Monday. Most dense smoke and hazardous air quality will be Sunday morning. Partly sunny Sunday with temperatures in the lower 80s.