Milwaukee is set for a warm and partly sunny Sunday on October 25, with temperatures expected to reach about 74F before a weak cold front brings a sharp change in conditions overnight.
FOX6 meteorologist Stephanie Barichello said the city would see light south-westerly winds and a high in the low 70s. Cloud will build later, with temperatures falling to around 51F overnight.
The front is expected to pass through Sunday night and into Monday morning. Monday will be mostly cloudy, windier and considerably cooler, with a high of about 58F and north-easterly winds of between 10 and 20mph.
Milwaukee weather forecast turns unsettled
The National Weather Service forecast for Milwaukee is broadly in line with the outlook, calling for a Sunday high near 73F and a Monday high close to 59F. It also expects Monday night temperatures to fall into the upper 40s.
Conditions should improve slightly on Tuesday, when partly sunny skies and a high of around 61F are forecast. There is a small chance of showers during the day, with winds remaining light and coming from the south-east.
Temperatures are expected to climb again on Wednesday, reaching approximately 72F. However, cloud will increase and showers are possible late in the day, with further rain chances on Thursday and Friday.
Thursday is forecast to remain mostly cloudy with a high near 71F, while Friday should be cooler at around 68F. Forecasters say the second half of the week could be more active, with the best prospects for rain coming after Tuesday.
