Wisconsin Alert: Strong Winds and Elevated Fire Risk Today Along Highway 41

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Green Bay, WI – Northeast Wisconsin residents should prepare for gusty winds and a heightened fire risk Monday as warm temperatures and low humidity create potentially hazardous conditions. The National Weather Service warns of strong south winds reaching up to 30 mph, with temperatures up to 15 degrees above normal. Travelers on major routes, including Highway 41, should anticipate variable cloud cover and potentially challenging driving conditions due to strong gusts.

According to the National Weather Service, Monday’s unseasonably warm weather combined with dry air could lead to an elevated fire risk, particularly during the afternoon hours. Residents are advised to avoid outdoor burning and use caution with fire-prone equipment. Tonight, a chance of thunderstorms will bring potential rainfall, though severe storms are not expected.

Looking ahead, Tuesday promises even warmer conditions, with highs nearing 79°F. Cloudy skies will dominate, with southwest winds gusting up to 34 mph. Showers are expected later in the day, increasing by Wednesday when thunderstorms are likely to sweep through the area, accompanied by winds of up to 36 mph. Cooler weather will follow on Thursday, with temperatures dipping into the mid-50s and continued rainfall, before clearing skies and a return to sunshine on Friday, with highs around 51°F.

Residents should monitor local weather updates and stay prepared for changing conditions throughout the week, particularly when traveling or engaging in outdoor activities. The potential for gusty winds and thunderstorms presents risks for those commuting or planning midweek events.

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