La Crosse, WI – Southwest Wisconsin is set to experience a wet start to the week, as heavy rain sweeps through La Crosse and the surrounding region beginning tonight. With forecasts predicting up to three inches of rain through Tuesday, residents and travelers should prepare for slick roads and potential flooding on major routes, including Highway 35 and I-90. The heaviest rainfall is expected to impact northeast Iowa and southwest Wisconsin, with the highest amounts expected overnight and into Monday.
According to the National Weather Service in La Crosse, rain will begin tonight and intensify early Sunday, with a chance of thunderstorms after midnight. Winds will increase, reaching up to 21 mph, contributing to challenging travel conditions. Motorists are advised to drive cautiously and allow extra time for commutes through the affected areas.
On Sunday, La Crosse can expect daytime temperatures in the mid-50s with sustained rainfall, tapering off slightly by evening but continuing through Monday. Monday’s forecast calls for a high near 67 degrees and steady showers. Additional thunderstorms may develop Monday night, creating further potential for localized flooding.
Rain will linger into Tuesday before tapering to a slight chance of showers in the evening. By Wednesday, forecasters expect a reprieve with dry, sunny skies and seasonal highs near 56 degrees, providing a welcome break after the prolonged wet spell.
Residents are encouraged to check local weather updates and plan ahead for outdoor activities, as conditions may change rapidly. Be prepared for possible flooding in low-lying areas and heed any advisories from local authorities to ensure safety.
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