Sullivan, Wisconsin – A cold night ahead could bring widespread frost to much of Wisconsin, as temperatures drop near freezing in many areas. The National Weather Service warns that a Frost Advisory is likely to be issued later today if trends continue. Gardeners and farmers should take precautions to protect sensitive plants.
According to the NWS, temperatures tonight could fall into the upper 30s, especially in rural and inland areas, while lakeshore locations may see slightly milder conditions. If the frost materializes, expect potentially hazardous driving conditions on rural roads with frost-covered surfaces.
The cooler temperatures tonight mark a brief dip before warmer weather returns for the weekend and early next week. Highs are expected to climb into the low 70s by Friday, with drier conditions in place for most of the state. The shift to more spring-like temperatures will bring relief for those worried about the lingering chill.
Keep an eye on local weather updates as Frost Advisories may be issued by late afternoon or early evening.
