Green Bay, WI – Strong thunderstorms could disrupt travel and bring large hail to northeast Wisconsin by Monday evening, with conditions developing quickly after sunset.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, isolated strong to severe storms are expected Monday evening into the overnight hours. While coverage remains uncertain, the strongest storms are most likely across areas including Green Bay, Marinette, and Shawano.
The primary threats include large hail and heavy rainfall, which could create hazardous driving conditions on highways such as I-43 and U.S. 41. Brief downpours may reduce visibility and lead to ponding on roads, especially during nighttime travel when conditions are harder to detect.
Residents should monitor forecasts closely and ensure they have multiple ways to receive warnings Monday night. Securing outdoor items and preparing for sudden weather changes will be important as storms develop.
The storm threat will continue into Monday night before conditions begin to stabilize. Additional advisories or warnings may be issued as storm timing and intensity become clearer.
