May 13, 2008 | 3:41 PM
Category:
Weather
Prepared by FOX 6 Meteorologist Bart Adrian
3:40pm Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Tonight: Evening Showers & Thunderstorms, Then Mostly Cloudy
Low: 48-53
Wind: S-SW 10-20 mph
Wednesday: Clouds Early, Then Mostly Sunny
High: Near 63
Wind: W-NW 8-18 mph
Wednesday Night: Mostly Clear & Cool
Low: 40-45
Wind: Light NW-W
Thursday: Partly Sunny
High: 68 Inland, 58 Lakeside
Wind: NE-E 7-15 mph
May 13, 2008 | 4:21 AM
Category:
Weather
Synopsis by Fox 6 Meteorologist Rob Haswell
Southerly winds ahead of an approaching low and cold front will
push warmer air into our area today but most of the day will remain dry with most of the
rain and thunderstorms occurring tonight and wrapping up by 6am tomorrow morning.
Tuesday: Partly Sunny, Breezy and Warmer
High: 58 Lakeside, 74 Inland
Wind: SE-S 12-22mph
Tuesday Night: Breezy and Mild
Showers and Thunderstorms Moving In
Low around 52
Wind: SW 10-20mph
Wednesday: Mostly Sunny and Windy
High near 65
Wind: NW 15-25mph
Thursday: Partly Sunny
Morning Low: 40
Afternoon High: 65 Inland, 54 Lakeside
Friday: Partly Sunny with Scattered Showers in the Afternoon
Morning Low: 45
Afternoon High: 67
Saturday: Mostly Cloudy with Rain Showers
Morning Low: 45
Afternoon High: 60
Sunday: Mostly Cloudy with Rain Showers
Morning Low: 45
Afternoon High: 58
May 12, 2008 | 4:05 PM
Category:
Weather
4pm, Monday, May 12, 2008
From FOX 6 Chief Meteorologist Vince Condella
Quite chilly near the lakeshore today despite the sunshine. Afternoon highs only in the mid 40s at some lakeside locations. So once the sun sets tonight, with dry air and light wind, look for lows to reach the upper 30s in many locations overnight.
Tuesday should be a windy and warmer day as pressure gradient between departing high pressure and incoming low-pressure in the central Plains creates a southeast to south breeze. The southeast component of the wind will keep lakeshore locations cooler, but low to mid 70s possible inland with more of a south wind and sunshine.
All numerical prediction models pointing to showers and a few thunderstorms moving in Tuesday night with warm air advection and some limited lift in the atmosphere. Convection will be elevated, however, with best instability above 5,000 feet. So some thunder is possible overnight Tuesday night, but SPC (Storm Prediction Center) keeps us out of any severe threat. Moisture is rather limited.
The good news is our exclusive RPM model (SkyVision Plus) moving all rainfall out of here by 6 a.m. Wednesday. Cold front passes through by then with sinking motion and northwest wind. Look for mostly sunny conditions with some cumulus cloud formation for Wednesday. NAM and GFS models a little slower in taking out the precipitation. They linger some rainshowers Wednesday morning, but I will side with the RPM on the faster speed.
High pressure overhead on Thursday gives us a pleasant day. Then another question of timing for showers on Friday. GFS model hinting at a few showers in some unstable air by Friday afternoon. Not a lot of moisture, however, so doesn't look like a big deal at this point. However, baroclinic zone sets up over WI through the weekend, with weak surface low-pressure centers moving down the thickness lines into WI through Sunday. I'll need to keep the chance for periods of showers going all weekend long, although this type of set up may provide ample breaks in the rainfall.
Monday Night: Clear
Low: 38 - 42
Wind: SE 5-10mph
Tuesday: Partly Sunny, Breezy and Warmer
High: 58 Lakeside, 74 Inland
Wind: SE-S 12-22mph
Tuesday Night: Breezy and Mild
Showers and Thunderstorms Moving In
Low around 52
Wind: SW 10-20mph
Wednesday: Mostly Sunny and Windy
High near 65
Wind: NW 15-25mph
Thursday: Partly Sunny
Morning Low: 40
Afternoon High: 65 Inland, 54 Lakeside
Friday: Partly Sunny with Scattered Showers in the Afternoon
Morning Low: 45
Afternoon High: 67
Saturday: Mostly Cloudy with Rain Showers
Morning Low: 45
Afternoon High: 60
Sunday: Mostly Cloudy with Rain Showers
Morning Low: 45
Afternoon High: 58
May 12, 2008 | 7:21 AM
Category:
Weather
Synopsis by Fox 6 Meteorologist Rob Haswell
High pressure will be our dominant factor for today's forecast with sunshine and seasonal temperatures.
Temps will be cooler lakeside with an east and southeast breeze.
Tomorrow starts sunny and warm with highs in the upper 60s and near 70 but by the evening we'll see rain and some thunderstorms overnight. It should wrap up by 6am Wednesday and the rest of our midweek looks okay.
Showers are possibly again on Saturday.
Monday: Mostly Sunny
High: 55 Lakeside, 66 Inland
Wind: NE 5-10 early, then becoming E-SE 5-10mph
Monday Night: Partly Cloudy
Low near 45
Wind: SE 5-10mph
Tuesday: Partly Sunny, Breezy and Warmer
High: 62 Lakeside, 74 Inland
Wind: SE 10-20mph
Tuesday Night: Showers and Thunderstorms Developing Late
Low around 52
Wednesday: Scattered Showers
High near 63
Thursday and Friday: Partly Sunny
Morning Lows in the mid 40s
Afternoon Highs in the mid to upper 60s, except cooler lakeside on Thursday
Saturday: Cloudy with Rain
Morning Low: 45
Afternoon High: 60
May 11, 2008 | 4:21 PM
Category:
Weather
4:30pm, Sunday, May 11, 2008
From FOX 6 Chief Meteorologist Vince Condella
After a cloudy and rainy Sunday morning, dry air is now beginning to stream into our area as low clouds will begin to clear this evening. Nice sinking motion in the atmosphere behind the departing low-pressure center. High pressure building in for Monday with weak pressure gradient. So expect typical lake-breeze to set up and keep things a little cooler lakeside for Monday, although wind speed should remain under 5 miles per hour.
We are in-between systems for Tuesday, but still far enough from the moisture of the approaching low-pressure. So a dry Tuesday as our surface winds turn to the southeast. Once again this means cooling near the lake, but very nice inland as temperatures reach into the 70s west of Highway 45.
GFS numerical prediction model seems to be out to lunch with overblown weather system for Tuesday night and Wednesday, with NAM looking more realistic and conforming with our exclusive RPM model (SkyVision Plus). So I will introduce a chance for showers and thunderstorms after midnight on Tuesday, then continue shower chances for Wednesday. Question is about timing and how quickly will the cold front push precipitation out of here Wednesday afternoon. For now I will broad brush Wednesday for simply scattered showers, but if the system moves quick enough we could have a dry Wednesday afternoon.
Sunday Night: Clearing Skies
Low around 38
Diminishing Wind
Monday: Mostly Sunny
High: 55 Lakeside, 66 Inland
Wind: NE 5-10 early, then becoming E-SE 5-10mph
Monday Night: Partly Cloudy
Low near 45
Wind: SE 5-10mph
Tuesday: Partly Sunny, Breezy and Warmer
High: 62 Lakeside, 74 Inland
Wind: SE 10-20mph
Tuesday Night: Showers and Thunderstorms Developing Late
Low around 52
Wednesday: Scattered Showers
High near 63
Thursday and Friday: Partly Sunny
Morning Lows in the mid 40s
Afternoon Highs in the mid to upper 60s, except cooler lakeside on Thursday
Saturday: Cloudy with Rain
Morning Low: 45
Afternoon High: 60
May 11, 2008 | 5:29 AM
Category:
Weather
Prepared by FOX 6 Weather Anchor Bob Moore
Sunday, May 11, 2008
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Synopsis: A strong low pressure system will be passing to our south Sunday, bringing steady light rain across southern Wiscosnin. Combined with a chilly and strong northerly wind, the rain will make for a less-than-pleasant Mother's Day.
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Sunday: Windy & Chilly with Rain
High: Near 49
Wind: N 15-25 mph, Gusts 35
Sunday Night: Light Rain Ending Early, Then Clearing
Low: 41
Wind: N 15-25 mph, Gusts 35, Will Diminish
Monday: Mostly Sunny
High: 62 Inland, 57 Lakeside
Wind: N 10 mph
Monday Night: Partly Cloudy
High: 43
Wind: SE 5-10 mph
Tuesday: Mostly Sunny
High: 60
Wind: S 10-15 mph
Tuesday Night: Mostly Cloudy, Showers and Thunderstorms
Low: 47
Wind: S 10-15 mph
Wednesday: Mostly Cloudy and Rain Showers
High: 61
Wind: S 10-15 mph, Shifting W
Wednesday Night: Becoming Partly Cloudy
Low: 44
Wind: NW 10-15 mph
Thursday: Becoming Partly Sunny
High: 61
Thursday Night: Mostly Cloudy
Low: 43
May 10, 2008 | 10:24 PM
Category:
Weather
Prepared by FOX 6 Meteorologist Bart Adrian
10:15pm Saturday, May 10, 2008
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Synopsis: A strong low pressure system will be passing to our south tonight and Sunday, bringing steady light rain across southern Wiscosnin. Combined with a chilly wind off Lake Michigan, the rain will make for a less-than-pleasant Mother's Day.
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Overnight: Becoming Windy with Rain Becoming More Widespread
Low: 42-47
Wind: E-NE Increasing to 15-25 mph
Sunday: Windy & Chilly with Rain
High: Near 49
Wind: NE-N 15-30 mph
Sunday Night: Light Rain Ending Early, Then Clearing
Low: 38-43
Wind: N-NW 15-25 mph Diminishing
Monday: Mostly Sunny
High: 63 Inland, 56 Lakeside
Wind: N-NE 7-15 mph
May 10, 2008 | 5:12 PM
Category:
Weather
Prepared by FOX 6 Meteorologist Bart Adrian
4:45pm Saturday, May 10, 2008
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Synopsis: A strong low pressure system will be passing to our south tonight and Sunday, bringing steady light rain across southern Wiscosnin. Combined with a chilly wind off Lake Michigan, the rain will make for a less-than-pleasant Mother's Day.
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Tonight: Mostly Cloudy & Becoming Windy, Rain Developing After Midnight
Low: 42-47
Wind: E-NE Increasing to 15-25 mph
Sunday: Windy & Chilly with Rain
High: Near 49
Wind: NE-N 15-30 mph
Sunday Night: Light Rain Ending Early, Then Clearing
Low: 38-43
Wind: N-NW 15-25 mph Diminishing
Monday: Mostly Sunny
High: 63 Inland, 56 Lakeside
Wind: N-NE 7-15 mph
May 10, 2008 | 5:57 AM
Category:
Weather
Prepared by FOX 6 Weather Anchor Bob Moore
Synopsis: Canadian high pressure to our north is keeping our weather cool and dry. This trend should continue Saturday. The next significant precipitation now seems likely late Saturday night and Sunday, as a strong low pressure system passes to our south. Combined with a chilly wind off Lake Michigan, the rain will make for a less-than-pleasant Mother's Day.
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Saturday: Patchy Fog and Frost in Morning, Mostly Sun, Increasing Afternoon Clouds
High: 63 Inland, 54 Lakeside
Wind: E 5-10 mph
Saturday Night: Mostly Cloudy, Rain Developing Late
Low: 43
Wind: E 10-15 mph
Sunday - Mother's Day: Windy with Rain
High: Near 49
Wind: N 20-25 mph, Gusts 35
Sunday Night: Early Rain Wind, Late Clearing
Low: 42
Wind: N 15-20 mph, Gusts 30
Monday: Mostly Sunny
High: 59
Wind: N 5-15 mph
Monday Night: Partly Cloudy
Low: 43
Windy: E 5 mph, Shifting S
May 9, 2008 | 10:10 PM
Category:
Weather
Prepared by FOX 6 Meteorologist Bart Adrian
10:00pm Friday, May 9, 2008
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Frost Advisory 3am to 7am Saturday
All of Southeastern Wisconsin
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Synopsis: Canadian high pressure to our north is keeping our weather cool and dry. This trend should continue into Saturday. The next significant precipitation now seems likely Saturday night and Sunday, as a strong low pressure system passes to our south. Combined with a chilly wind off Lake Michigan, the rain will make for a less-than-pleasant Mother's Day.
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Overnight: Mostly Clear & Chilly
Patchy Frost 3am to 7am
Low: 35-40
Wind: Light
Saturday: Morning Sun, Afternoon Clouds
High: 63 Inland, 54 Lakeside
Wind: NE-E 7-15 mph
Saturday Night: Mostly Cloudy, Rain Developing
Low: 42-47
Wind: E-NE 10-20 mph
Sunday: Windy with Rain
High: Near 50
Wind: NE 15-25 mph
