FOX 6 Weather Notes

Synopsis by FOX 6 meteorologist Rob Haswell

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A cold front moving at a relatively quick rate will drop across WI today and cut into our area this afternoon and evening. Ahead of the front we'll see a warm, moist and unstable airmass. That means we have all the necessary ingredients for scattered showers and thunderstorms some of the storms may become strong and possibly severe. Large hail and damaging winds are the main hazards.

Behind the front, high pressure takes over from a long stretch. Thursday will be cool and dry but we'll slowly warm into the weekend.

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Wednesday: Some Morning Sun

Showers and Thunderstorms in the Afternoon

Some Storms May Be Severe

High near 84

Dewpoint rising into the low 60s

Wind: SW - S 10-20

Wednesday Night: Windy and Cooler

Temperatures dropping sharply along the lakeshore in the evening as wind shifts to the Northeast at 15-25mph

Low around 55

Dewpoint dropping into the low 50s

Wind: NE 15-25mph in the evening, N-NE 6-12mph later

Thursday: Partly Sunny

High: 65 Lakeside, 73 Inland

Dewpoint in the low 50s

Wind: NE 7-15mph

Friday: Sunny

Morning Low: 55

Afternoon High: 78 Inland but 68 Lakeside

Dewpoint in the low 50s

Saturday and Sunday: Sunny

Morning Lows in the upper 50s

Afternoon Highs in the low 80s but in the low 70s lakeside

Dewpoint in the 50s

Monday: Partly Sunny

Showers and Thunderstorms Developing in the Afternoon and Evening

Morning Low: 65

Afternoon High: 85

Dewpoints rising into the low 60s