Southern Wisconsin – A rain-laden warm front is heading into southern Wisconsin on Saturday, bringing a mix of breezy weather and potential drizzle into the weekend. Residents should be prepared for a noticeable temperature shift as Veterans Day approaches, with a cold front expected to bring brisk winds and much cooler air.
According to the National Weather Service, sunny skies on Friday will transition into cloudier conditions overnight as a warm front moves north. Rain is forecasted to arrive late Saturday evening, with an 90% likelihood and gusty breezes, affecting outdoor plans across the area, particularly in Milwaukee and surrounding communities. Rainfall will likely continue into early Sunday, transitioning into lighter showers and drizzle as the system moves through.
Temperatures on Saturday are expected to peak in the mid-50s but will drop to the low 40s overnight. Sunday brings highs around 60°F with diminishing showers by the afternoon. However, colder weather will set in as the day progresses, leading into a clear but chilly Veterans Day on Monday, with temperatures struggling to reach 58°F. Winds will shift to the northwest, ushering in overnight lows into the upper 30s, setting the stage for a cool start to the upcoming week.
Locals should monitor the forecast closely, especially if planning outdoor activities for Veterans Day ceremonies or weekend events. The shift in temperatures and precipitation might affect road conditions and visibility. Prepare for colder, breezy weather by Monday evening, with a mix of clouds and potential frost forming overnight.
