Green Bay, Wis. – Cloudy skies and cool air are keeping northeast Wisconsin in a late-spring chill today, with high temperatures only reaching the low 60s and light rain on tap for Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, Monday will stay dry and mostly cloudy, though some sunshine may break through by late afternoon. Temperatures will range from 46 to 63 degrees, with a warming trend midweek. Light rain is likely to move into southern parts of the state Tuesday morning, potentially reaching central counties by afternoon.
Areas south of Oshkosh and Appleton could see light rain through early Wednesday, with breezy conditions and highs hovering near 60. Northern regions, including Door and Marinette counties, will likely stay drier but cool.
No storms are expected, and the pattern remains quiet through midweek. Drivers should remain alert for wet roads Tuesday morning, especially on I-41 and US-151.
With no severe weather in the outlook, residents are encouraged to enjoy the cooler stretch and prepare for warmer temperatures heading into the weekend. Another update is expected Tuesday morning if conditions change.
