Green Bay, WI – Wisconsin is preparing for two potential rounds of active weather today, with severe thunderstorms expected to impact the region. The first wave is predicted to be more scattered, potentially leaving some areas dry during the afternoon, particularly in northeastern Wisconsin. The second round is anticipated to arrive later in the day, moving from the northwest to the southeast during the evening and overnight hours.
According to the US National Weather Service in Green Bay, the second wave of storms is likely to be more widespread and severe, posing hazards such as strong winds, heavy rainfall, localized flooding, and lightning. Residents are urged to stay weather-aware and have multiple ways to receive weather alerts.
The forecast also indicates several days of active weather ahead due to a warm and humid air mass. While today’s storms could bring afternoon and late-night activity, another round is possible on Sunday afternoon, followed by a third on Monday as a cold front moves through. Cooler air is expected to arrive midweek, bringing a significant drop in temperatures.
