Weather

Intervals of sun and clouds will be the theme by day with a comfortably cool for Thursday night and Friday night.

Turning cooler as a double whammy of cold fronts move through the Badger State. Quiet and mainly dry weather in store for the next several days.

Rain showers arrive Tuesday evening. A few rumbles of thunder possible in the Northwoods.

Sunny skies and comfortable conditions to start the work week Monday. Forecast highs will stay near or below our monthly average for much of the week.

Sunshine will be mixed with a few clouds Monday. The next risk of showers or storms is Tuesday night.

Severe storms will impact the region, especially Central Wisconsin with the potential of damaging winds, large hail & heavy rainfall.

Cooler and less humid for Wednesday in wake of a cold front. A low pressure system hovering over the state will bring a few rain showers at times throughout the day. Warm and muggy weather returns heading into the weekend--but a weather maker Saturday will bring thunderstorms and cooler weather.

Strong to severe storms are possible on Tuesday afternoon/evening.

The heat and humidity returning on Monday with a fair amount of sunshine. Highs will soar towards the 90s, with humidity will create a heat index in the low to mid-90s. Scattered showers and storms are possible during the late afternoon into the early evening in the northern half of the area. Some storms could be strong with gusty winds and heavy rainfall.

Intervals of sun & clouds on Sunday with isolated showers or storms during the afternoon. Temps rising to near 90° on Monday.

Some sunshine and a bit humid the next few days. The risk of storms increases for Tuesday into Tuesday night.

Staying muggy for tonight with fog late. Mostly dry this weekend, but staying warm.

Rain along with storms arriving toward daybreak Friday. Localized flooding and storms with gusty winds are possible.

The sunglasses will come in handy during the day with a fair amount of sunshine. Warmer & more humid by the weekend.

A cold front will trigger showers and thunderstorms Tuesday. Some strong storms will be possible.

Scattered afternoon thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday. Tracking a warm up by the end of the week.

Keep the umbrella handy! More opportunities for showers and scattered storms to start the week.

Tranquil Saturday night and dry on Sunday with a noticeable breeze. Chances of showers or storms Sunday night into Monday.

More sunshine on tap to wrap up Friday and the dry weather will stick around for Saturday into Sunday.

Continued muggy on Thursday with spotty showers or storms possible. Great conditions to start the weekend.

The National Weather Service confirmed another tornado touchdown from the June 15 storms across Wisconsin. The NWS says an EF-1 tornado touched down just north of Bowler around 5:30 p.m. that evening.

Cooler and less humid conditions in store Wednesday. A chance to catch a few rain drops between Wednesday and Thursday, but overall, remaining mostly quiet to end the week.

As you head back to work Tuesday, prepare for the mugginess making a return as humidity levels rise. Hot and steamy weather won’t last for long. A cool down is on the way for Wednesday.

Stronger thunderstorms are possible for Monday afternoon and evening as a quick moving cold front races across Wisconsin throughout the day.

Storms Monday afternoon into the early evening could produce heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and perhaps hail.

Intervals of sun and clouds on Sunday with the best chances of scattered storms later in the day and evening in the Northwoods.

Turning more humid in the next few days with the best risk of storms on July 4th.

Sunshine will be more common on Saturday & Sunday but a risk of wet weather returns Monday for the 4th.

A line of strong to severe storms could impact the region from the Northwoods in Central Wisconsin.

Isolated showers and thunderstorms return to the area Thursday. Excellent weather for the 4th of July Weekend.