Milwaukee, WI – Wisconsin residents should brace for a mix of unpredictable spring weather in the coming days. As snow and rain start to fall tonight, thunderstorm threats and hail could intensify through Wednesday, with possible severe weather heading into the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, snow and rain will mix late this afternoon, particularly for areas north of I-94. Up to an inch of accumulation could settle on elevated and grassy surfaces, creating hazardous driving conditions. Those traveling on highways such as I-94 should exercise caution this evening.
By Wednesday morning, a more significant threat emerges with the chance for thunderstorms and hail. The storms are expected to develop early, with heavy rain and gusty winds possibly making roads slick. A second round of storms could bring additional hazards, particularly for southeastern Wisconsin. Spotter activation is anticipated for Wednesday into the evening.
As spring weather continues to unfold, those in Milwaukee and surrounding areas should stay alert. Local authorities recommend checking weather conditions regularly and adjusting travel plans accordingly.
Looking ahead, the rest of the week promises more spring weather fluctuations. Thursday will see partly sunny skies with highs near 53°F, while the weekend could bring more rain showers. Friday’s forecast calls for a 60% chance of precipitation. Make sure to stay informed as conditions change and to take necessary precautions.
For a more detailed 5-day outlook:
- Thursday: Mostly sunny, with highs reaching 53°F.
- Friday: High of 47°F, with a 60% chance of showers.
- Saturday: A 20% chance of rain showers, with highs around 48°F.
- Sunday: A slight chance of showers, with a high near 48°F.
- Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 41°F.
