Summer-like warmth sticks around through Monday

To think it’s been a warm start to Columbus Day Weekend is an understatement. Record highs have fallen across parts of northeast Wisconsin. Both Appleton and Green Bay have hit 84°, breaking their respective records of 80° and 82°.

Very mild conditions will continue overnight thanks to southerly winds of 10 to 15 mph. This will keep nighttime lows mainly in the mid 50s for most places.

In time for the Packers game against the Bears at Lambeau Field on Sunday at noon, it will be quite mild, once again. Plentiful sunshine, a few clouds, and a light southerly breeze will push afternoon highs into the upper 70s, coming about 3-5° below Green Bay’s daily record high of 83°. Later Sunday night and early-Monday morning, clouds will filter into the area ahead of a cold front draped across the northern Great Plains and Minnesota…

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