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Wisconsin Weather Tonight: Coldest Night of Month, Lows Near 16°
Green Bay, WI – Residents across northeast and north central Wisconsin are preparing for their coldest night of November so far, as temperatures could fall into the teens and 20s late Saturday, Novemb
By Mason Reid · 2026-11-14T12:48:31.936Z
Green Bay, WI – Residents across northeast and north central Wisconsin are preparing for their coldest night of November so far, as temperatures could fall into the teens and 20s late Saturday, November 14, into Sunday morning. Some communities may experience lows near 16 degrees before sunshine and warmer temperatures return Sunday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, a dry weather pattern will continue through the weekend, with seasonable temperatures Saturday followed by a sharp overnight cooldown. Forecasters expect the coldest temperatures of the month so far Saturday night, particularly across colder inland locations.
Temperatures Could Drop to 16 Degrees Tonight Saturday's forecast calls for afternoon highs ranging from 38 to 47 degrees across the region.
Cloud cover is expected to gradually decrease throughout the day, allowing periods of sunshine before temperatures begin falling after sunset.
By Saturday night, temperatures are forecast to drop between 16 and 26 degrees, creating widespread freezing conditions across northeast and north central Wisconsin.
A few passing high clouds are possible overnight, but precipitation is not expected.
Sunday Brings Sunshine and Warmer Temperatures Sunday, November 15, will bring a noticeable improvement as temperatures climb into the 40s and lower 50s.
The National Weather Service expects afternoon highs ranging from 44 to 50 degrees, with mostly sunny skies across the region.
These temperatures will be slightly above normal for mid November, providing a contrast to the much colder conditions expected overnight.
Residents Should Prepare for Freezing Conditions With temperatures potentially falling into the teens, residents should prepare for a particularly cold Saturday night and early Sunday morning.
Those spending time outdoors should dress in warm layers, while pet owners should ensure animals have adequate shelter from the cold.
Residents should also consider protecting vulnerable outdoor water connections and other items sensitive to freezing temperatures.
Despite the overnight cold, the National Weather Service expects a dry weekend with improving conditions Sunday.