Tornado warnings expire for Dodge, Fond du Lac counties
The National Weather Service and FOX6 Weather Experts tracked severe weather in southeast Wisconsin on Friday night.
The National Weather Service and FOX6 Weather Experts tracked severe weather in southeast Wisconsin on Friday night.
Weather Webcast with Stephanie Barichello
Thunderstorms are possible late tonight through early Saturday morning, then drying out the rest of the weekend. Temperatures will be cooler by the lake for a few days, then we really heat up late next week with our first potential 90! Storms are likely on Monday, then slight chances the rest of the week.
Thunderstorms are possible late tonight through early Saturday morning, then drying out the rest of the weekend. Temperatures will be cooler by the lake for a few days, then we really heat up late next week with our first potential 90! Storms are likely on Monday, then slight chances the rest of the week.
Wildfires are reversing years of progress on US ozone pollution, study finds
New research shows that increasingly intense wildfires are making the U.S. smoggier again.
New research shows that increasingly intense wildfires are making the U.S. smoggier again.
Milwaukee Weather: Scattered storms through Saturday morning
Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms possible this evening, with another cluster of storms possible overnight. A strong to severe thunderstorm cannot be ruled out with gusty wind and hail.
Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms possible this evening, with another cluster of storms possible overnight. A strong to severe thunderstorm cannot be ruled out with gusty wind and hail.
Weather webcast with Chief Meteorologist Rob Haswell
Southern Wisconsin is transitioning into a more humid and unsettled pattern, with rounds of showers and thunderstorms expected from through Friday night. The best chance of stronger storms arrives Friday evening.
Southern Wisconsin is transitioning into a more humid and unsettled pattern, with rounds of showers and thunderstorms expected from through Friday night. The best chance of stronger storms arrives Friday evening.
Weather webcast with Chief Meteorologist Rob Haswell
Southern Wisconsin is transitioning into a more humid and unsettled pattern, with rounds of showers and thunderstorms expected from through Friday night. The best chance of stronger storms arrives Friday evening, when enough instability could develop to support hail, gusty winds, and frequent lightning.
Southern Wisconsin is transitioning into a more humid and unsettled pattern, with rounds of showers and thunderstorms expected from through Friday night. The best chance of stronger storms arrives Friday evening, when enough instability could develop to support hail, gusty winds, and frequent lightning.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Increasing clouds overnight with temperatures settling in the upper 60s. Rainy on Friday morning with showers/t-storms. Heavy rain is possible (0.50"-1.0"). The heaviest rain will be in the morning, with scattered afternoon showers/t-storms. A few strong afternoon storms are possible with wind/hail.
Increasing clouds overnight with temperatures settling in the upper 60s. Rainy on Friday morning with showers/t-storms. Heavy rain is possible (0.50"-1.0"). The heaviest rain will be in the morning, with scattered afternoon showers/t-storms. A few strong afternoon storms are possible with wind/hail.
Milwaukee Weather: Warm, windy and dry
Increasing clouds overnight with temperatures settling in the upper 60s. Rainy on Friday morning with showers/t-storms. Heavy rain is possible (0.50"-1.0"). The heaviest rain will be in the morning, with scattered afternoon showers/t-storms. A few strong afternoon storms are possible with wind/hail. Highs in the mid-70s on Friday with the rain around. A second batch of t-storms is possible after 9pm Friday. IF those storms form, a few could be strong with wind/hail/heavy rain.
Increasing clouds overnight with temperatures settling in the upper 60s. Rainy on Friday morning with showers/t-storms. Heavy rain is possible (0.50"-1.0"). The heaviest rain will be in the morning, with scattered afternoon showers/t-storms. A few strong afternoon storms are possible with wind/hail. Highs in the mid-70s on Friday with the rain around. A second batch of t-storms is possible after 9pm Friday. IF those storms form, a few could be strong with wind/hail/heavy rain.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Increasing clouds tonight with temperatures dropping through the 70s and settling in the upper 60s overnight. Rainy on Friday morning with showers/t-storms. Heavy rain is possible (0.50"-1.0"). The heaviest rain will be in the morning, with scattered afternoon showers/t-storms.
Increasing clouds tonight with temperatures dropping through the 70s and settling in the upper 60s overnight. Rainy on Friday morning with showers/t-storms. Heavy rain is possible (0.50"-1.0"). The heaviest rain will be in the morning, with scattered afternoon showers/t-storms.
Weather Webcast with Holly Baker
We are tracking a chance for storms tonight through Saturday.
We are tracking a chance for storms tonight through Saturday.
Heat map: Here's who's least likely to have air conditioning
As summer temperatures climb, new Census Bureau data reveals that access to air conditioning isn't equal across all counties.
As summer temperatures climb, new Census Bureau data reveals that access to air conditioning isn't equal across all counties.
Weather webcast with meteorologist Holly Baker
Highs climbing into the upper 80s today under breezy south-west winds. Thursday stays dry but increasing humidity will set the stage for multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms from late Thursday night through Saturday.
Highs climbing into the upper 80s today under breezy south-west winds. Thursday stays dry but increasing humidity will set the stage for multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms from late Thursday night through Saturday.
Northern Lights likely to be visible across northern US Thursday night
The Northern Lights are expected to be visible across the northern U.S. on Thursday and possibly early Friday after a strong geomagnetic storm watch was issued.
The Northern Lights are expected to be visible across the northern U.S. on Thursday and possibly early Friday after a strong geomagnetic storm watch was issued.
Weather webcast with Chief Meteorologist Rob Haswell
Summer is making a strong push into southern Wisconsin with highs climbing into the upper 80s today under breezy south-west winds.
Summer is making a strong push into southern Wisconsin with highs climbing into the upper 80s today under breezy south-west winds.
Farmers markets open as Kewaskum grower faces weather swings
Kewaskum farmer Jason Fideler says swings from record April rain to the driest May on record have made it costly to protect strawberries, raspberries and apples.
Kewaskum farmer Jason Fideler says swings from record April rain to the driest May on record have made it costly to protect strawberries, raspberries and apples.
Wisconsin farmers hope for soaking rain
Kewaskum farmer Jason Fideler says swings from record April rain to the driest May on record have made it costly to protect strawberries, raspberries and apples.
Kewaskum farmer Jason Fideler says swings from record April rain to the driest May on record have made it costly to protect strawberries, raspberries and apples.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Mostly clear overnight with temperatures falling into the upper 50s overnight. Partly sunny, breezy and warm on Thursday with highs in the mid-80s.
Mostly clear overnight with temperatures falling into the upper 50s overnight. Partly sunny, breezy and warm on Thursday with highs in the mid-80s.
Milwaukee Weather: Warmer days ahead, T-Storms on Friday
Mostly clear overnight with temperatures falling into the upper 50s overnight. Partly sunny, breezy and warm on Thursday with highs in the mid-80s.
Mostly clear overnight with temperatures falling into the upper 50s overnight. Partly sunny, breezy and warm on Thursday with highs in the mid-80s.
Weather Webcast with Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs
Air Quality Alert for Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, Waukesha, Jefferson, Walworth, Racine and Kenosha Co. until 11pm.This is for "ground level ozone" meaning that folks with asthma, COPD or other respiratory illness should take it easy outdoors tonight. Expect more of these this summer with the warm weather.
Air Quality Alert for Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, Waukesha, Jefferson, Walworth, Racine and Kenosha Co. until 11pm.This is for "ground level ozone" meaning that folks with asthma, COPD or other respiratory illness should take it easy outdoors tonight. Expect more of these this summer with the warm weather.
Midwest's record dryness in May
In this episode of The Isobar, meteorologist Stephanie Barichello (in for Rob Haswell) is joined by Chicago’s JD Rudd (in for Emily Wahls) and Detroit’s Chief Meteorologist Rich Luterman to break down a month of wild weather extremes. The team looks back at a bizarre May that completely flipped the script on a historic, record-wet April. From Chicago’s 10th driest May to Milwaukee’s driest May on record, the meteorologists discuss mounting drought concerns, yellowing lawns, and unusual blowing dust alerts in Illinois farm fields. They also cast their eyes westward to early-season wildfires and down south to Florida's severe moisture deficit. Looking ahead, they preview a much-needed weekend pattern change that could finally bring rain back to the Great Lakes. Finally, the crew shares their ultimate Midwest summer bucket lists—swapping tips on Milwaukee's endless festival season, Chicago's bustling beaches, and Michigan's breathtaking Sleeping Bear Dunes and historic lighthouses.
In this episode of The Isobar, meteorologist Stephanie Barichello (in for Rob Haswell) is joined by Chicago’s JD Rudd (in for Emily Wahls) and Detroit’s Chief Meteorologist Rich Luterman to break down a month of wild weather extremes. The team looks back at a bizarre May that completely flipped the script on a historic, record-wet April. From Chicago’s 10th driest May to Milwaukee’s driest May on record, the meteorologists discuss mounting drought concerns, yellowing lawns, and unusual blowing dust alerts in Illinois farm fields. They also cast their eyes westward to early-season wildfires and down south to Florida's severe moisture deficit. Looking ahead, they preview a much-needed weekend pattern change that could finally bring rain back to the Great Lakes. Finally, the crew shares their ultimate Midwest summer bucket lists—swapping tips on Milwaukee's endless festival season, Chicago's bustling beaches, and Michigan's breathtaking Sleeping Bear Dunes and historic lighthouses.