Milwaukee, Wisconsin – Heavy spring storms are set to disrupt travel and daily routines across Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin starting Friday, with a multi-day threat of rain and thunderstorms that could impact key highways like I-94 and I-43.
According to the National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan, showers and scattered thunderstorms will roll into the region Friday morning and persist through at least Tuesday, bringing a heightened risk of flooding, slick roads, and occasional severe weather. The strongest storms are possible Monday into Tuesday, when damaging winds and heavy rainfall may develop.
Drivers on I-94 and I-43 should plan for slower commutes and potential hydroplaning, especially during peak travel times. If you must travel, allow extra time and keep your headlights on. Residents are urged to monitor local alerts, secure outdoor items, and keep mobile devices charged in case of power outages.
Friday will see an 80% chance of showers with highs near 55°F and persistent north winds at 10 to 15 mph.
Friday Night brings a 30% chance of lingering showers, tapering off as clouds decrease.
Saturday offers a brief break with sunny skies and highs around 50°F, but don’t let your guard down—
Sunday ushers in another round of showers and possible afternoon thunderstorms, with highs near 58°F.
Monday into Tuesday looks the most unsettled, with strong storms and heavy rain likely. The threat for severe thunderstorms and road hazards ramps up, so stay weather-aware and check for school or work delays.
