Green Bay, WI – Northeastern Wisconsin could experience unusually warm late-October temperatures Wednesday, October 28, with some communities approaching record highs before showers and thunderstorms arrive overnight as a cold front moves through the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, unseasonably warm air will push afternoon temperatures into the upper 60s and lower to middle 70s Wednesday, potentially challenging daily temperature records at several locations.
Highs across the forecast area are expected to range from approximately 65 to 74 degrees, considerably warmer than typical late-October conditions…