Green Bay, WI – The Midwest is bracing for another round of severe weather on Monday as a cold front crosses the region in the afternoon to evening hours. The US National Weather Service in Green Bay, Wisconsin, has issued an alert for the potential of widespread severe storms.
According to the National Weather Service, the best potential for severe weather is currently situated across central to southern Wisconsin. However, a few storms may also develop on the northern edge of the stronger instability. The regions under the highest risk include north-central Wisconsin, extending southward into parts of Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Iowa, and Michigan.
Potential Hazards
• Strong, damaging winds: Gusts could exceed 60 mph, leading to potential tree damage and power outages.
• Hail: Large hailstones may accompany the storms, causing damage to vehicles and crops.
• Heavy rainfall and localized flooding: Intense downpours could result in flash flooding, especially in low-lying areas and regions with poor drainage.
• Lightning: Frequent lightning strikes are expected, posing a risk to outdoor activities and structures.Residents are advised to stay weather aware by keeping up to date with the latest forecasts and having multiple ways to receive weather alerts. The storms are expected to cross the region in the late afternoon to evening hours, so those with outdoor plans should stay vigilant.
