The Milwaukee weather forecast is set to bring a pleasant start to the week before rain moves across Wisconsin from Tuesday night into Wednesday and Thursday.
Monday, September 28, will begin with the possibility of patchy fog, but conditions should improve as clouds clear. Temperatures are expected to reach about 72F, with light north-easterly winds.
Tuesday will remain mild, with a high of 74F and partly sunny skies. Winds will strengthen from the south-east, although the next spell of rain is now expected to hold off until after midnight.
Milwaukee weather forecast turns unsettled midweek
Wednesday and Thursday are likely to be the most unsettled days of the forecast. A slow-moving front could stall over Wisconsin, bringing prolonged periods of rain rather than a brief spell of showers.
There may also be a few rumbles of thunder, but limited atmospheric instability means severe storms are not expected, according to FOX6 chief meteorologist Rob Haswell.
Wednesday is forecast to reach 72F, with showers likely and a slight chance of thunderstorms. Showers could continue into Thursday, when temperatures should ease back to around 70F as winds turn north-westerly.
Cooler and quieter weather is expected by the end of the week. Friday and Saturday should be partly to mostly sunny, with highs of about 64F and overnight lows falling into the upper 40s.
