Green Bay, WI – A significant shift in Green Bay’s weather pattern is expected this weekend, with thunderstorms and potentially severe weather set to affect the area Sunday night through Tuesday. According to the National Weather Service, thunderstorms could bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and the possibility of severe conditions, especially by Monday afternoon and evening. As temperatures rise, watch for hazardous weather that could disrupt outdoor plans and lead to travel delays.
The first storm system will move in late Sunday, with rain starting as early as the afternoon. Severe thunderstorms are possible, with the highest risk for impactful weather arriving Monday afternoon through Monday night. Green Bay could see strong winds, heavy rainfall, and possibly hail. Residents should prepare for localized flooding in areas with poor drainage or low-lying regions. In addition, there is a 90% chance of storms on Monday, with temperatures peaking at 71°F.
Looking ahead, Green Bay’s weather will remain volatile. By Tuesday, the region faces another round of showers, though the likelihood of severe storms will decrease. A cooler, drier pattern will return by mid-week, offering some relief. However, temperatures will hover in the low 60s for much of the week.
5-Day Forecast:
- Sunday: High 60°F, low 47°F. Showers begin in the afternoon, with thunderstorms possible by night.
- Monday: High 71°F, low 56°F. Severe thunderstorms likely, particularly from afternoon to evening.
- Tuesday: High 65°F, low 36°F. Showers continue, but severe weather threat diminishes.
- Wednesday: High 61°F, low 40°F. Scattered showers with a 20% chance of more rain.
- Thursday: High 61°F, low 44°F. Another chance for light showers.
