Milwaukee, WI — Rain, thunder, and a sudden switch to snow could impact southeastern Wisconsin starting Sunday, as a spring system moves in fast.
According to the National Weather Service, strong storms are expected to develop by Sunday afternoon across the Milwaukee area, particularly near the Wisconsin-Illinois border. Rainfall is expected to be heavy at times, with isolated thunderstorms potentially bringing small hail. Travel on I-94 and I-43 could become hazardous during peak hours. A mix of rain and snow may hit overnight into Monday, creating slick roads during the morning commute.
Sunday’s high will hover near 56°F with wind gusts up to 20 mph. Rain chances peak after 4 p.m. and could total over half an inch. A rain-snow mix is likely by late Sunday night as temps fall into the mid-30s. Expect light snow accumulations under a half inch Monday morning, with cloudy skies clearing slightly by evening.
Extended Forecast for Milwaukee:
- Monday: Snow early, clearing late. High: 41°F.
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, high near 42°F.
- Wednesday: Breezy and warmer. High near 61°F.
- Thursday: Sunny and cool. High: 55°F.
- Friday: Partly cloudy. High near 52°F.
