Milwaukee, WI – Southern Wisconsin residents should prepare for a chilly night as temperatures drop into the upper 30s. The National Weather Service (NWS) warns that low-lying areas could experience patchy frost, affecting sensitive vegetation. Gardeners may want to take precautions to protect plants, especially in areas like Madison, Waukesha, and Milwaukee, where frost is possible.
According to the NWS, many areas in southern Wisconsin will see temperatures between 37°F and 39°F, with some locations dipping lower. Central Wisconsin could also experience similar conditions, with patchy frost expected in certain regions. Residents are advised to close windows and consider covering plants overnight.
This drop in temperature serves as a reminder that colder months are fast approaching. The forecast highlights that areas such as Fond du Lac and Janesville will see temperatures around 38°F, while Milwaukee and Racine will hover near 44°F. As the region cools down, the NWS continues to monitor weather patterns and issue updates as needed. Residents should be prepared for cooler weather throughout the week.
