<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4TJznw_1FasdoBe00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4TJznw_1FasdoBe00" width="1200" height="600" ><p>High-pressure in control across northeast Wisconsin and much of the Great Lakes has kept conditions quite mild and calm for the start of the new week. Conditions for outdoor activities or eating outdoors will be ideal through sunset Monday evening.</p><p>Winds will be light through Monday evening and night, however, which will aid in the development for more patchy to locally dense fog Tuesday morning. Watch for areas of low visibility at times across the Northwoods, as well as communities mainly to the west of the Fox Cities and Green Bay. Aside from that, temperatures will be on the higher-end of average - in the upper 40s to low 50s as you start the day.</p><h2>Soggy Weather Returns</h2><p>During the day on Tuesday, once fog lifts, you’ll notice clouds increase as the day unfolds. By late-afternoon, skies will be mostly cloudy to near-overcast, but given a light southerly breeze, most spots should get to reach the upper 60s and low 70s once again. <b>NOTE</b>: Your outdoor plans still look good to go even with increased cloud coverage on Tuesday - rain largely arrives after sunset.</p><p>Around sunset in places like Shawano and Waupaca, a few stray showers may arrive as our disturbance approaches from the west. Throughout the evening, showers and steadier light rain will envelop the region, continuing overnight.</p><p>By daybreak Wednesday morning, much of the action will have moved over Lake Michigan, and much of the rest of the day will be dry and generally cloudy - save for a few pop-up showers from time to time. A few more light showers are possible into Wednesday evening across the southern tier near Lake Green, Fond du Lac, Sheboygan, and Manitowoc Counties. By Thursday morning, an approaching cold front will end rain chances for the rest of the week. Behind it will follow decreasing clouds along with falling temperatures and humidity.</p><h2>How Much Rain to Expect</h2><p>All locations will see rain, but some will get more than others. Unfortunately, areas that are drought-stricken will - once again - see the least amount of rainfall near a quarter of an inch. Higher rain totals are expected the farther south you go where totals may approach and slightly exceed a half of an inch of rain in places around Green Bay and southward.</p><p>You will want the umbrella if you have any late plans Tuesday evening. For safe-keeping, you may want it close by, again, on Wednesday, but for the most part, you should be fine with just a light rain jacket.</p><h2>A Drier and Cooler Start to October</h2><p>Behind our disturbance and its associated cold front, Canadian high-pressure will arrive in time for us to flip the calendar to October. Cooler and drier conditions will arrive, bringing true fall-like weather back into the picture. Aside from a stray remnant shower early Thursday morning, clouds will progressively decrease during the afternoon and evening timeframe.</p><p>Our temperature trend will fall from the low and mid 70s for Monday and Tuesday to the upper 60s for Wednesday and Thursday, and the low and mid 60s for Friday through Sunday. While the upcoming weekend looks cool, mid 60s are seasonable for highs this time of the year. Additionally, it will be dry and partly cloudy, perfect for fall foliage-viewing and other outdoor activities.</p><p>Check it out, your favorite weather graphics are in our First Alert Map Room. You can find that here: First Alert Map Room.</p><p>You can always keep our forecast handy with our free weather app. Look for the WBAY First Alert Weather App in the Apple app store and Google Play.</p><h2>WIND &amp; WAVE FORECAST</h2><p>TONIGHT: SSW 5-10 KTS, WAVES 0-2′</p><p>TUESDAY: S 10-15 KTS, WAVES: 2-4′</p><h2>LOCAL WEATHER THIS WEEK</h2><p>TONIGHT: Mainly clear. Patchy fog late. LOW: 50</p><p>TUESDAY: Increasing clouds, a bit breezy, and warm. Showers arrive late. HIGH: 73 LOW: 59</p><p>WEDNESDAY: Broken clouds. Sticky and a bit breezy. A few afternoon showers SOUTH. HIGH: 69 LOW: 61</p><p>THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy. Still a bit sticky. HIGH: 68 LOW: 47</p><p>FRIDAY: Partly cloudy. Seasonable. HIGH: 64 LOW: 45</p><p>SATURDAY: Partly sunny to mostly cloudy. HIGH: 64 LOW: 49</p><p>SUNDAY: Partly cloudy. A bit breezy. HIGH: 64 LOW: 42</p><p>MONDAY: Mostly sunny. Seasonable. HIGH: 62</p></div></body>

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High-pressure in control across northeast Wisconsin and much of the Great Lakes has kept conditions quite mild and calm for the start of the new week. Conditions for outdoor activities or eating outdoors will be ideal through sunset Monday evening. Winds will be light through Monday evening and night, however,...

Patchy fog, then showers arrive

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High-pressure in control across northeast Wisconsin and much of the Great Lakes has kept conditions quite mild and calm for the start of the new week. Cond

Patchy fog, then showers arrive

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