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Green Bay, WI Weather Monday: Light Rain Possible
Green Bay, WI – Light rain chances will increase across northeast Wisconsin from west to east Monday evening and overnight before a mostly dry, seasonable pattern settles in for the remainder of the w
By Elliot Vaughn · 2026-10-05T11:49:48.644Z
Green Bay, WI – Light rain chances will increase across northeast Wisconsin from west to east Monday evening and overnight before a mostly dry, seasonable pattern settles in for the remainder of the workweek.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, rainfall amounts are expected to be minimal. Monday's daytime highs across northeast Wisconsin are forecast to range from 58 to 65 degrees.
Warmer conditions arrive Tuesday, when highs across the region are expected to range from 66 to 75 degrees. Wednesday remains mild, with highs from 65 to 73.
Temperatures ease later in the week. Thursday's highs are forecast between 61 and 68 degrees, followed by a range of 60 to 68 on Friday.
The NWS described the overall pattern as quiet and mild, with near average temperatures and little to no rain after Monday night's precipitation chances. Wednesday and Thursday are expected to feature more clouds, while Friday trends sunnier.
Although much of the week will be mild, colder nighttime conditions could become a concern across northern portions of the forecast area. The NWS said frost will be possible at times in the north toward the end of the week. The update does not specify exact locations or indicate that a Frost Advisory has been issued.
Residents should expect only limited rainfall Monday evening and overnight, followed by several days of generally dry and seasonable weather. Attention will turn to overnight temperatures in northern Wisconsin late in the week as the potential for frost develops.