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Cooler and unsettled weather for the next few days

Cooler and unsettled weather for the next few days

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Couldn't ask for much better out there today as temperatures have spiked into the upper 70s and low 80s this afternoon. The wildfire smoke returned, but levels have not been high.
For this evening, we should stay dry until after 8 or 9pm as a wave of scattered showers and a few storms are expected to impact areas south of HWY 29 for a few hours tonight. With clear skies tonight up north, expect temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. With clouds holding areas south, expect lows in the middle to upper 50s.
Tomorrow, sunshine in the Northwoods with clouds and a few passing showers mainly south of Appleton. Highs will range from the middle and upper 60s to low 70s, warmest up north where you will see more sunshine.
This boundary will start to work north during the evening and that will fill in the clouds and shift the rain chances further north, so expecting a few showers Thursday evening and night.
Friday will be our best chance to see the rain. Expect rain that could be steady at times up north for the morning and early afternoon, with clouds and a few spotty showers south of Green Bay. Highs will be in the low to mid 50s up north, with low to mid 60s south of Green Bay. Total rainfall amounts 0.25-0.75″, isolated higher.
Might see a shower early in the morning Saturday, but skies should be mostly cloudy. Much better weather arrives by Fathers Day.
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