Midweek Outlook: Wednesday & Thursday
Widespread morning rain shifts east by lunchtime Wednesday, leaving most of Northeast Wisconsin dry but largely overcast and dreary. A few peeks of sun are possible across the Northwoods, while a stray, spotty shower remains possible from Green Bay southward. Southwesterly breezes will push highs into the upper 60s to low 70s—warmest to the north where rain clears earlier. Mostly cloudy skies hold Wednesday night with mild lows in the low 60s and upper 50’s.
A few showers spill into early Thursday morning alongside areas of patchy fog, but a cold front sweeps through mid-day, allowing you to ditch the umbrella for the afternoon. Northerly winds will usher in drier air and lower humidity, with highs reaching the upper 60s. High pressure settles in Thursday night, dropping lows into the crisp 40s and setting the stage for a pleasant end to the workweek.
Weekend Forecast
Friday: High pressure settles overhead, delivering wall-to-wall sunshine and crisp, seasonable weather. Highs reach the mid-60s after a chilly morning start in the 40s, dipping back into the 30’s & 40s under clearer skies Friday night.
Saturday into Sunday Morning: Plentiful sunshine highlights Saturday daytime with highs in the mid-60s. Clouds thicken Saturday evening, leading to scattered, quick-hitting showers mostly towards the north from a weak disturbance overhead. Overnight lows will still be on the milder side due to increased humidity in the mid to upper 40’s…