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Milwaukee Gets One Mild Day Before Rain and Thunder; Lake Michigan Gales Possible
Milwaukee is starting Sunday with mostly cloudy skies, and the afternoon should stay mild, reaching the lower 60s. The day looks mostly dry overall, giving residents a brief outdoor window before a wetter, windier pattern takes over early this week. The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan says a few sprinkles or...
CBS 58
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CBS 58
Starting November like we finished October on a fairly dry and mild note
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--To have temperatures in the 60s as we work into November isn't such a bad thing. Look for highs in the 60s to remain for the first part of this week. There will be scattered rain chances too, mainly later Monday lasting through much of Wednesday. This includes Election Day. We start to dry out and cool off. Look for highs in the 50s and lows in the 40s by the end of the week. Still not seeing any kind of hard freeze coming our way anytime soon.
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
Milwaukee Weather: Rain moves in Monday afternoon
MILWAUKEE - Cloudy skies overnight with temperatures in the 50s. Patchy drizzle is possible at times. Cloudy on Monday with scattered afternoon/nighttime rain showers. Highs in the low 60s with a breeze out of the southeast. A big storm system from the southwestern U.S. will impact us through mid-week. This...
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Mostly Dry Halloween Saturday for Chicago, Rockford, Milwaukee, and Gary as Showers Back Off With Only Light Rain Under a Quarter Inch
CHICAGO — The latest forecast data has backed off on the chance of showers for Saturday, October 31. Much of Halloween may end up dry across northern Illinois, southern Wisconsin, and northwest Indiana. Only light showers are possible at times. Rain totals in most areas are expected to stay well under a quarter inch.
CBS 58
Some Halloween showers to dampen a few spirits but not widespread rain
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--Maybe consider taking an umbrella with you if you're trick-or-treating on Saturday. Chance of showers through the evening but not all day. (Keep an eye on the radar via our CBS 58 weather app.) Then more showers most of this coming week, including Election Day on Tuesday. Rainfall amounts, for some, could exceed an inch collectively speaking throughout the week. Highs stay mild most of this coming week with highs in the 50s and 60s. I don't see a hard freeze for the next week, but temps look to cool off by the end of the coming week.
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
Milwaukee Weather: Partly sunny Sunday
MILWAUKEE - Forecast from FOX6 Meteorologist Holly Baker. Scattered light showers continue through the evening. A washout is not expected. Daylight saving time ends at 2am Sunday morning. Don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour Saturday night before you go to bed. Skies will be partly sunny on...
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Major Pattern Flip Drops Highs Into the 40s and 50s Across Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay and Chicago as Strong Cold Front Ends the Summer Like Warmth in the Midwest
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN — The summer-like warmth across the Midwest is about to come to an end. The European model shows a big pattern flip arriving around Thursday, November 5. A strong cold front is forecast to send high temperatures down into the 40s and 50s across much of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes. Forecast temperatures for that day show a sharp split across the front, with readings in the 30s and 40s across Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, while areas ahead of the front in Ohio and Indiana stay in the 60s. The exact timing could shift, but the idea of a major pattern change is gaining support across the latest forecast models.
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Scattered Rain Showers Reach Milwaukee, Chicago, West Michigan and Peoria Early Thursday as Cold Front Pushes East Late This Week Toward Indianapolis, Detroit and the Great Lakes
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS — A cold front will bring scattered rain showers to the Great Lakes region late this week as it pushes east across the Midwest. Simulated radar for 4 a.m. EDT Thursday, October 29, shows the front stretching from central Wisconsin near Wausau southwest through Iowa and into Missouri. Scattered showers are developing ahead of it across southern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, Lake Michigan and west Michigan. The front is expected to keep moving east toward Indiana, Ohio and southeast Michigan, including the Indianapolis and Detroit areas, through Thursday.