It was a damp day for Eastern parts of Wisconsin. That rain will slowly work its way out of the state as we go through the night. Meanwhile, far NW Wisconsin may see a different batch of rain move in. That rain should fall apart and come to an end by midnight tonight.
Some patch fog cannot be ruled out in a few areas toward Tuesday morning. The bigger story for Tuesday will be the wide range of weather across our state. Everyone will get a strong West breeze. Then, if you are farther South, it will be a warmer day with highs in the upper 70s. If you live farther to the North, expect more in the way of clouds and cooler air (highs in the 60s). Plus--thanks to a system sitting to our North--you may see a few spotty showers and rumbles in the afternoon.
Cool air arrives for most of the state on Wednesday, along with a strong West wind.
By Thursday, we just right back up to near 80 degrees in most locales. What a week ahead!
GREATER MILWAUKEE AREA FORECAST:
Tonight: Any showers come to an end, staying cloudy and mild. | Low: 65 l Wind: SW 5-15mph
Tuesday: Clouds break for sunshine. Warmer and breezy. Cannot rule out a stray shower. | High: 79 l Wind: W 10-20mph
Wednesday: Partly cloudy, windy and not as warm. | Low: 59 | High: 72 | Wind: W 15-25mph
Thursday: Mostly sunny and much warmer. | Low: 58 | High: 81 | Wind: NW 10-20 mph
Friday: Mostly sunny and comfortable. | Low: 61 | High: 75
Saturday: Partly cloudy and a bit cooler. | Low: 58 | High: 70
Sunday: Partly cloudy and mild. | Low: 58 | High: 72
Labor Day Monday: Partly cloudy and warmer. | Low: 59 | High: 76
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