Green Bay, Wis. – Heavy rain and thunderstorm activity could bring minor flooding to parts of northeast and north-central Wisconsin through Thursday night, especially in areas along and south of Highway 29.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, non-severe thunderstorms are expected Tuesday with the highest rainfall risk developing Wednesday and Thursday. Showers and storms will move across counties including Brown, Marathon, Shawano, and Outagamie, with rain rates potentially exceeding one inch per hour in localized cells.
Drivers should watch for water pooling on roadways, especially during peak commuting hours along highways such as U.S. 41 and State Highway 29. While severe weather is not anticipated, the persistent rain may overwhelm poor drainage areas and impact evening events or travel in cities like Green Bay, Wausau, and Appleton…