Cooler night, warmer with a pop up shower chance Sunday
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It has been a dry day for most across northeast Wisconsin except for those in Northwoods that saw a field of pop up showers move through the area. Those will exit as we lose daytime heating.
Tonight, with clearing skies and a light winds. that will promote another night of cooler then average temperatures and the potential for some patchy ground fog. Lows tonight in the middle 30s for the Northwoods, around the low to mid 40s for the rest of us.
A Frost Advisory goes into effect from 1am and lasts to 8am Sunday morning for Langlade county and into the Northwoods. Sensitive plants should be covered or brought inside.
Sunday will start sunny, but as we warm up and with cool air aloft, expect more pop up fair weather clouds with a few showers for the afternoon. Highs will be a few degrees warmer in the upper 60s to around 70, upper 50s to low 60s lakeside.
Memorial Day is looking dry with mostly sunny skies and temperatures getting into upper 60s and low 70s again away from the water.
The middle part of our week is looking quite unsettled. A low pressure area will move off the Rockies and start bringing us rain later in the day Tuesday, most of Wednesday, and finally tapering Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
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