Severe weather will continue through the evening.
Your "Weather On The 1s" team will continue to monitor the severe weather threat.
Scroll to the bottom of the page for live severe weather updates from your local meteorologists and National Weather Service offices.
The Storm Prediction Center has placed eastern parts of Wisconsin in an Enhanced Risk (severe level 3 out of 5 or "good chance") for severe storms.
Cities such as Milwaukee, Madison, Kenosha, Racine, Wausau, Burlington, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Appleton, Middleton, Oconomowoc, Muskego and every city in between should closely monitor these storms.
All types of severe weather are possible.
The main threats will be damaging straight-line winds that could exceed 70 mph.
There will be a better possibility to see a few tornadoes compared to Tuesday.
Heavy rain (1-2 inches with some local higher amounts) will increase the risk for localized flash flooding.
In addition, large hail (greater than an inch in diameter) cannot be eliminated from the equation.
Strong to severe thunderstorms will likely last through the next several hours.
The risk for severe weather will slowly diminish after midnight as storms slide over the Lake Michigan.
Stay alert and weather aware. Your "Weather On The 1s" team will continue to bring you the latest storm updates on-air and online.
You can now get severe weather push alerts through your Spectrum News app. These alerts allow you to get advanced notice of various weather conditions in and around your location.
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