Our region is about to experience a change in weather patterns. Let’s take a closer look at what’s ahead.
Clearing Skies after Passing Weather System
As our most recent weathermaker moves away, we can expect improving conditions. Although there may be some early sprinkles, overall, it looks like a drier day ahead. After the departure of this storm system, lingering morning clouds will gradually clear out, leading to increased sunshine in the afternoon. The temperatures for the final day of April are expected to be mild, reaching the 60s, with a possibility of upper 50s near the Upper Michigan border.
Next Weather System Approaching
However, the respite won’t last long as another weathermaker is on its way. Cloud cover will increase again tonight. In the predawn hours, a quick-moving cluster of showers and thunderstorms is forecasted to pass through northeast Wisconsin. While it’s anticipated to be gone by Wednesday morning’s commute, there’s a possibility of travel disruptions if it arrives slower than expected. We’ll be closely monitoring this situation.
Anticipated Rainfall and Temperature Trends
A stronger area of low pressure will bring widespread rainfall on Thursday and Thursday night. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to taper off early on Friday. During this period, rainfall totals may exceed an inch, potentially leading to rising levels in local creeks, streams, and rivers.
Temperature-wise, mild conditions will persist through this unsettled stretch. Most days will see highs in the 60s, although Thursday might have highs stuck in the 50s due to more persistent rain. Looking ahead, warmer temperatures in the lower 70s are anticipated early next week.
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