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CREATED Oct. 17, 2012
A cold front moves through overnight keeping clouds in the area and bringing moderate rainshowers until just after midnight. When the cold front passes later tonight the winds will pick up and bring in colder air. High temperatures on Thursday and friday will be right around fifty degrees, and there will still be widely scattered showers in southeast Wisconsin. An upper level low will deepen over Wisconsin and be slow to exit creating a risk of showers, clouds and cool temps through Friday. The weekend will dry out and warmup in the Milwaukee area.
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CREATED Oct. 17, 2012
The forecast for Milwaukee, Waukesha and SE Wisconsin is for a spring day with high temperatures getting close to 70 and a southerly wind up to 20 mph. Clouds will be increasing this afternoon and scattered showers develop after 4pm ahead of a cold front. Showers and t'storms are likely this evening and overnight with heavy rain at times and lows dropping into the 40s. Some areas may receive another inch of rain by morning.
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CREATED Oct. 17, 2012
We're in the warm sector across Wisconsin this Wednesday, sandwiched between a warm front and a cold front. That cold front will be progressing toward us from the West through the day. Ahead of it, winds will whip out of the Southwest sending temperatures soaring to about 70 degrees. After morning sunshine, clouds will be on the increase in an atmosphere becoming more saturated. The boundary will trigger showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and into tonight with some downpours likely. An upper level low will deepen over our heads and be slow to exit creating a risk of showers right through Friday. Get the umbrella ready and have a great midweek Wednesday!
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CREATED Oct. 16, 2012
Clouds and a few sprinkles will be around early tonight with diminishing sky cover by morning. With the approach of another storm system to our Northwest, the clouds will return, winds will swing back around to the South and whip up to 30 miles per hour, while temperatures climb warmer into the upper- sixties and low-seventies on Wednesday. Moisture will be boosted and as Low pressure tracks toward us from the Northern plains. It will begin triggering scattered showers especially by Wednesday afternoon, when a few thunderstorms may be triggered also. The unsettled conditions will persist through the end of the work week with cooler readings returning on Thursday and friday with a few scattered showers. The weekend is looking good at the moment.
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CREATED Oct. 16, 2012
The forecast for Milwaukee, Waukesha and SE Wisconsin is for a change in the wind direction to the south and high temperatures warming back into the mid 60s this afternoon despite some clouds and an isolated afternoon shower.
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CREATED Oct. 16, 2012
Sunshine quickly returned to our skies on Monday and today we'll see it disappear almost as quickly. With the approach of another storm system to our Northwest, the grey will grow, winds will swing back around to the South and whip up to 20 miles per hour, while temperatures climb warmer into the mid and upper 60s over the next couple of days. Moisture will be boosted and as Low pressure tracks toward us from the Northern plains it will begin triggering scattered showers later today and especially by Wednesday afternoon. The unsettled conditions will persist through the end of the work week with cooler readings returning on Thursday. Have a great Tuesday!
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CREATED Oct. 15, 2012
Skies will be partly to mostly cloudy overnight and temperatures will drop early as there will be a couple of hours of clearing in between the cloud areas. Winds will begin to pick up late tonight into tomorrow as they shift around to the Southwest. This will usher in much warmer readings in the mid to upper 60s for Tuesday and Wednesday. High temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday will be in the mid-sixties, along with mostly cloudy skies. There is a small chance for showers late on Tuesday and widely scattered showers on Wednesday afternoon. Get ready for several rounds of liight precipitation mid to late week with plenty of clouds and temperatures going back down by Thursday.
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CREATED Oct. 15, 2012
The forecast for Milwaukee, Waukesha and SE Wisconsin is for the sun to return throughout the day on Monday after a dreary weekend, but highs remain chilly in the low to mid 50s and NW wind at 10-15 mph.
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CREATED Oct. 15, 2012
After some of the most soaking rains we've seen in months, high pressure will gradually scour out the atmosphere of clouds as we progress through Monday. Winds will begin to pick up today into tomorrow as they shift around to the Southwest. This will usher in much warmer readings in the mid to upper 60s for Tuesday and Wednesday. Get ready for several rounds of precipitation mid to late week with plenty of clouds. Have a great work week!
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CREATED Oct. 14, 2012
The southeast Wisconsin, Waukesha and Milwaukee forecast for the rest of your Sunday night
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CREATED Oct. 14, 2012
After many of us picked up over three quarters of an inch of some much needed rain in southeast Wisconsin, we're in for an even wetter one today. Showers will be more frequent throughout Sunday with moderate to heavy rain even possible this afternoon. A few thunderstorms are possible, but they will not be severe. Temperatures will be warmest in the morning, in the low 60s and will fall into the low 50s by 5pm as cold air works in behind this area of low pressure responsible for the rain. Winds will be stronger in the afternoon with gusts over 25mph possible.
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CREATED Oct. 13, 2012
The southeast Wisconsin, Waukesha and Milwaukee forecast for the rest of your Saturday night will have more occasional showers or possibly even a T'storm. Lows will bottom out in the mid-50s before actually even rising in some places. Patchy fog is also possible.
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CREATED Oct. 13, 2012
Dust off the rain gear because we have a weekend soaker on tap for southeastern Wisconsin. A strong area of low pressure moves into the region today, bringing occasional showers and a few thunderstorms throughout Saturday. Some storms that develop late this evening could be on the stronger side with heavy downpours possible but the best chance for severe weather will stay to our south and west. While we will have a few dry periods today, the majority of the day will be cloudy and wet with a good inch of rain possible today. In addition to the rain, we'll see strong winds from the SSW at 10-15 which will help temperatures climb to 64 degrees.
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CREATED Oct. 12, 2012
Clouds will fill the skies by 3 am overnight and showers will be right behind. We should see showers or a possible thunderstorm by morning and then occasional showers and thunderstorms through the day on Saturday. Some of those thunderstorms very late on saturday, saturdsay evening and Saturday night could be very strong to severe. We should also see periods of moderate rainfall that could accumulate more than two inches of rain by late Sunday afternoon. Temperatures will also soar into the low to mid-sixties both saturday and Sunday. The beginning of next week also looks rather mild with high temperatures between 58 and 65 degrees through Wednesday.
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CREATED Oct. 12, 2012
The southeast Wisconsin, Waukesha and Milwaukee forecast for the rest of your Friday afternoon will be a little cool, but quiet. Highs will top out in the low-50's with partly cloudy skies at times.
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CREATED Oct. 12, 2012
Another area of high pressure cleared out the clouds overnight allowing for below freezing temperatures in many inland locations. That chilly start won't see much of a recovery as high temperatures will be hard pressed to reach even 50 degrees for Friday, even with abundant sunshine. The next, far more potent storm system approaches us from the Southwest with more moisture and much warmer air getting ready to clash with the cool airmass overhead. This could lead to some soaking rains and perhaps even thunderstorms beginning by Saturday early morning and lasting for much of the weekend. Have a great Friday and a terrific weekend!
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CREATED Oct. 11, 2012
The cold front is through and now some of the coldest air of the autumn season has settled into southeast Wisconsin. Freeze warnings are out for inland counties with frost advisories for lakeside communities. Overnight lows will range from the upper-twenties inland to mid-thirties near the lake. Friday will have plenty of sunshine but cold temperatures only reaching fifty degrees for a maximum. The next storm system reaches us on Friday night and Saturday when there could be some substantial rainfall and a few strong to severe thunderstorms. High temperatures on saturday and Sunday will be in the mid-sixties.
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CREATED Oct. 11, 2012
Low pressure will track well to our North as high pressure continues to dominate our weather in Southern Wisconsin. That combination will lead to very windy conditions again and increasing clouds, especially North. With breezes shifting back around to the Southwest, readings will rise back closer to the seasonal average daily maximum of 61 degrees. The roller coaster ride continues as mercury drops by about 10 degrees again tomorrow. The next storm system will come at us from the Southwest and has the potential to produce some strong storms and drenching rains Friday night into Saturday and even lingering into part of Sunday, too. Have a great Thursday!
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CREATED Oct. 10, 2012
A few clouds roll in overnight along with warmer air late but temperatures will still drop below freezing early in many inland locations. The skies will become mostly sunny on Thursday and with strong southwest winds the high temperature will jump back to around sixty degrees in Milwaukee. Another cold front that looks dry at this time will bring colder air back in for Friday with high temperatures around fifty degrees once again. The next storm system reaches us on Saturday when there could be some substantial rainfall and even some thunderstorms. We still need the rain as a moderate drought continues across southeast Wisconsin.
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By John Malan CREATED Oct. 10, 2012
Today will be windy and seasonal with high temperatures in the Milwaukee area back to sixty degrees accompanied by a strong southwest wind.
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