Green Bay, WI – Thunderstorms are expected to develop Monday across northeast Wisconsin, with the most significant impacts possible in the afternoon and evening. Heavy downpours could cause ponding on roads and slow the evening commute, especially in urban areas. Temperatures will reach the low 80s, adding humidity to the stormy setup.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, Monday’s storms may bring locally heavy rainfall of up to an inch in some spots, with a slight chance of repeated rounds in the same areas. While severe weather is not the main concern, torrential rain could create short-term flooding in low-lying neighborhoods and intersections.
Outdoor events and travel may face delays Monday, particularly after 1 p.m. when storm chances increase. Residents should monitor radar, avoid driving through flooded streets, and allow extra travel time during the evening hours…