Severe threat is over for Friday, breezy and cooler this weekend
The Latest from Storm Team 5…
While not as intense as Thursday night, it was still an active afternoon and evening in northeast Wisconsin with multiple severe thunderstorm warnings issued for the area.
The severe threat is now over for northeast Wisconsin, but a few rain showers are possible to swing in overnight around the upper level low. Temperatures tonight will fall into the upper 40s and low 50s.
For tomorrow, most will stay cloudy and dry, but an isolated morning shower is possible. Highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. Winds will likely gust to 25-30mph.
Sunday, that NW wind will continue to drag in cooler air, as highs only reach the 50s areawide under mostly cloudy skies.
We stay cool on Monday and Tuesday, but plan on temperatures warming up starting mid week and into Memorial Day weekend. The weather looks quiet, just a few showers south of Oshkosh Tuesday.
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