Milwaukee is set for a bright but frosty Sunday, with temperatures expected to climb to about 47F after a sub-freezing start, as a spell of dry weather gives way to milder conditions later in the week.
FOX6 meteorologist Lisa Michaels said high pressure would keep skies mostly sunny and conditions dry across the area on Sunday. Winds will remain light from the north-west, while temperatures fall to around 27F under mostly clear skies overnight.
Milwaukee weather forecast
Monday will remain mostly sunny, with a high of 51F and light south-westerly winds. The warming trend will continue on Tuesday and Wednesday, when highs are forecast to reach 55F and 56F respectively.
Morning temperatures will also become less severe, rising from 34F on Tuesday to 37F on Wednesday as southerly winds strengthen. FOX6’s wider forecast shows the same general pattern, with temperatures moving into the 50s through the first half of the week. ([fox6now.com](https://www.fox6now.com/weather/milwaukee-weather-sunny-cool-weekend?utm_source=openai))
There is a slight chance of rain on Thursday, when the temperature could reach 59F. Friday is expected to stay partly sunny, with a high near 55F.
A better chance of showers is forecast for Saturday as a front moves through the region. Until then, the outlook for Milwaukee is predominantly dry, settled and increasingly mild after the weekend chill. ([fox6now.com](https://www.fox6now.com/weather/milwaukee-weather-sunny-cool-weekend?utm_source=openai))
