Milwaukee Weather Alert: Thunderstorms with Possible Tornado Threat on Wednesday Evening

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Milwaukee, WI – Strong thunderstorms, damaging winds, and heavy rain are expected in the Milwaukee area tonight, with the potential for severe weather lasting into the early hours of Thursday. Residents should prepare for possible power outages, localized flooding, and hazardous driving conditions, especially on major roads like I-43 and I-94. The National Weather Service has issued a warning for south-central Wisconsin, indicating that strong gusts and a brief tornado cannot be ruled out.

According to the National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan office, storms will begin this evening and intensify overnight, posing a significant threat, particularly for the Milwaukee area. Forecasts suggest that winds could reach 35 mph or higher, with an isolated chance of severe storms producing stronger gusts and heavy rain, especially in areas north and west of Madison. Commuters should be cautious as storms may impact Thursday morning travel, reducing visibility and making roads slick.

After the storms pass, temperatures are expected to drop, with Thursday’s high reaching only 66°F before falling to the low 50s by the afternoon. Clearer skies are predicted for Friday, bringing mild temperatures in the low 50s. However, rain chances return on Saturday night into Sunday, bringing cooler conditions for the weekend.

Residents in Milwaukee and surrounding areas are advised to secure outdoor items, monitor weather updates, and avoid unnecessary travel during peak storm hours. Stay tuned to local forecasts, and consider signing

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