Green Bay, WI – Wisconsin residents should prepare for severe weather conditions early this week as a combination of intense heat and possible storms is expected. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued alerts for both extreme temperatures and severe thunderstorms across the state for Monday and Tuesday.
According to the NWS, temperatures could reach a heat index of over 100°F, with southern Wisconsin facing the highest risk. These dangerous heat levels will be most prominent on Monday and Tuesday, making heat-related illnesses a serious concern.
The NWS also warned of the potential for strong to severe storms starting late Monday night and continuing into Tuesday evening. The greatest risks include damaging winds and heavy rain, particularly in central and northern Wisconsin. However, uncertainty remains regarding the exact timing and intensity of these storms.
Residents are urged to stay informed by checking the latest forecasts. Precautions include staying hydrated, avoiding strenuous activities during peak heat hours, and monitoring weather alerts for potential storm updates. Travel plans should account for possible weather disruptions.
Stay weather-aware Monday into Tuesday as conditions could rapidly change, bringing both extreme heat and severe storms.
