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A Wet Stretch of Weather Is Ahead for the Middle of the Week
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Dry Tuesday Before Wet Weather Arrives for the Middle of the Week
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Light showers possible tonight before a mostly dry, cool weekend
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - We’re keeping the cooler weather around southern Wisconsin today, but there are a few changes into tonight. Thursday will stay fairly quiet day around Madison. Temperatures will remain a little cooler than normal for late September, with highs generally in the 60s. An easterly breeze continues across the area, with more clouds moving in as the day goes along.
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Kevin Corriveau 4:30 p.m. Thursday - New drought monitor model is released
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A Few Showers, Cool Start to the Week
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) -Scattered light rain showers are expected this evening into early Tuesday, mainly from Madison and Janesville westward. Areas farther east should stay mostly dry, although a few sprinkles can’t be ruled out. Rainfall amounts should generally be light. What’s Coming Up... Tuesday stays cool and...
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Rain Bomb Targets Rockford, Chicago, Madison and Milwaukee: Up to Nearly 4 Inches Could Trigger Street Flooding Through Sunday Night
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — If you have outdoor plans anywhere across the Upper Midwestthis weekend, timing and location will be everything as a heavy rainmaker pushes from west to east, according to a National Blend of Models, or NBM, forecast, run at 06Z and valid 7:00 a.m. CT Monday, September 21. While cities farther west like Minneapolis will see the rain wrap up completely by midnight tonight, the system will shift east just in time to wash out the weekend for southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois, with Rockford, Chicago and Madison sitting directly in the path of the heaviest rain.
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10:00 AM Sunday - Drying Out Heading Into the New Work Week
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City of Madison warns of potential flooding from heavy rain
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The City of Madison is warning people and drivers who park on the street to keep an eye on some spots that are prone to flooding. The city says those include parts of Mifflin Street, North Third Street near East Johnson and Grand Canyon Drive at Odana Road.