Green Bay, WI – Residents should prepare for substantial rain and potential storms moving into the area by late Monday night, continuing into Tuesday. The National Weather Service predicts periods of heavy rainfall, with totals possibly reaching up to an inch. Strong winds, with gusts peaking at 26 mph, may accompany these storms, potentially impacting road conditions, including busy stretches like Highway 41.
According to the National Weather Service’s early report, dreary weather will persist through most of Tuesday. Showers and embedded thunderstorms will sweep across the region, creating challenging travel and commuting conditions. Patchy fog is also expected, which could further reduce visibility on the roads.
As the system pushes through, Tuesday night will bring a 50% chance of continued showers before tapering off by midnight. Winds are forecasted to shift from the southwest to northwest, maintaining speeds of up to 24 mph.
Midweek will see a transition as Wednesday emerges mostly sunny, with temperatures peaking at 53°F. Conditions improve further on Thursday, bringing clear, sunny skies and highs around 55°F. By Friday, Green Bay can expect another day of sunshine with a high nearing 56°F, signaling a return to pleasant autumn weather.
Residents should stay updated through local alerts and plan for potential delays. Drive with caution, especially during peak rain periods, and ensure preparedness for strong winds.
