High-pressure in control across northeast Wisconsin and much of the Great Lakes has kept conditions quite mild and calm for the start of the new week. Conditions for outdoor activities or eating outdoors will be ideal through sunset Monday evening.
Winds will be light through Monday evening and night, however, which will aid in the development for more patchy to locally dense fog Tuesday morning. Watch for areas of low visibility at times across the Northwoods, as well as communities mainly to the west of the Fox Cities and Green Bay. Aside from that, temperatures will be on the higher-end of average – in the upper 40s to low 50s as you start the day.
Soggy Weather Returns
During the day on Tuesday, once fog lifts, you’ll notice clouds increase as the day unfolds. By late-afternoon, skies will be mostly cloudy to near-overcast, but given a light southerly breeze, most spots should get to reach the upper 60s and low 70s once again. NOTE: Your outdoor plans still look good to go even with increased cloud coverage on Tuesday – rain largely arrives after sunset.
Around sunset in places like Shawano and Waupaca, a few stray showers may arrive as our disturbance approaches from the west. Throughout the evening, showers and steadier light rain will envelop the region, continuing overnight…