The first weekend of May is looking to be pretty decent overall. The one hitch in the giddyup is going to be a weak cold front passing through the state on Saturday. That front may touch off some scattered showers for western Wisconsin. Activity looks to taper off as the feature presses eastward.
By late afternoon, the air may be warm enough in southeastern Wisconsin (close to 80 degrees) to support a few pop-up thunderstorms. One or two of those could be on the stronger side.
Otherwise, much of the afternoon Saturday appears dry for a majority of us with a mix of clouds and sun. Wind speeds should be around 10-15 mph.
A lot more sun is on tap for Sunday with the warm air staying with us.
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