Green Bay, Wisconsin – Severe storms are expected to impact Wisconsin on Monday, with a significant weather event spanning the entire day. Central regions, including Green Bay, may experience tornadoes, hail, strong winds, and lightning as the storm system moves through. These hazardous conditions could affect travel, power, and outdoor activities, particularly by the late afternoon and evening.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Green Bay, the primary threats will emerge in the late afternoon through the evening, with tornadoes, damaging winds, and hail all potential dangers. The weather service has outlined a series of impact windows, with the first round of storms expected in the morning, featuring hail and winds in the 30–50% chance range. These storms will primarily affect central and northeastern Wisconsin, although all areas could see storm activity at some point during the day.
For Wisconsin residents, it’s important to stay alert, as these storms could develop quickly, especially in the late afternoon. The NWS advises monitoring local weather updates for the latest information and preparing for possible power outages or delays in travel. The storm’s intensity will peak during the evening, when line storms will form, impacting a larger area.
The threat of severe weather will continue into the night, so residents should remain vigilant and have a plan for shelter in place.
