Green Bay, WI – Thunderstorms are expected to develop across central and eastern Wisconsin on Thursday. The National Weather Service predicts that storms will form over eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin by late afternoon. These storms will then move eastward, impacting the region through the evening and into early Friday morning.
According to the National Weather Service, although the entire area may see some rain and thunder, the timing of precipitation could weaken the storms as they move east. Severe weather is unlikely to affect much of eastern Wisconsin. The intensity of the storms will depend on their formation and speed as they travel eastward.
Residents should stay informed on weather updates and prepare for potential hazards. Hail, lightning, and strong winds are possible in central Wisconsin, with marginal thunderstorm risks in the east. Keep updated through local weather reports as conditions develop.
