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Green Bay, WI Weather Oct. 15-16: Rain Arrives, Winds Pick Up
Green Bay, WI – Residents across northeast Wisconsin should prepare for a wetter and windier end to the workweek as widespread rain moves into the region Thursday, October 15, followed by breezy condi
By Grant Holloway · 2026-10-14T00:24:05.400Z
Green Bay, WI – Residents across northeast Wisconsin should prepare for a wetter and windier end to the workweek as widespread rain moves into the region Thursday, October 15, followed by breezy conditions and cooler temperatures Friday, October 16.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, a few isolated showers are possible Tuesday evening, October 13, before quieter weather returns overnight. The next widespread rainfall opportunity arrives Thursday, with fairly windy conditions expected Friday.
Tuesday Night Brings Cooler Temperatures
A few stray showers could linger early Tuesday evening before conditions become quieter overnight.
Temperatures are expected to fall between 41 and 52 degrees across the region, bringing a cool start to Wednesday morning.
No widespread overnight rainfall is anticipated in the latest forecast.
Thursday Rain Expected Across Northeast Wisconsin
Wednesday, October 14, will offer a brief break from unsettled weather, with mostly cloudy skies and afternoon temperatures ranging from 53 to 62 degrees.
Rain chances increase significantly Thursday, October 15, as a broader weather system moves across the area.
The National Weather Service forecasts widespread rainfall, with daytime highs between 54 and 60 degrees.
Residents planning outdoor activities or traveling Thursday should prepare for wet conditions.
Windy Friday Brings Another Weather Change
Friday, October 16, is expected to turn fairly windy as cloud cover gradually decreases.
Afternoon temperatures will be cooler, ranging from 47 to 54 degrees across northeast Wisconsin.
The combination of wind and cooler temperatures could make outdoor conditions feel noticeably chillier than earlier in the week.
What Residents Should Know
Drivers should allow extra time during Thursday's rainfall, particularly where wet pavement reduces traction.
Residents should also secure lightweight outdoor decorations and other loose items ahead of Friday's windy conditions.
The National Weather Service has not specified rainfall totals or peak wind gusts in this update.
Additional forecast details may become available as Thursday's weather system approaches.