Southeastern Wisconsin: Thunderstorms in Near 90 Degrees Expected by Sunday
Milwaukee, WI - Southeastern Wisconsin residents should prepare for a mix of weather conditions this week, culminating in near 90-degree temperatures by The US National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan has warned that Southeastern Wisconsin will be hit by thunderstorms and temperatures approaching 90 degrees by Sunday. Additional showers and storms are expected throughout the week, with high temperatures expected to remain near or above normal after today. The Weather Service has advised residents to stay updated on local forecasts and prepare for changing weather conditions. For outdoor activities, staying hydrated and avoiding heat-related illnesses is essential.
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Milwaukee, WI – Southeastern Wisconsin residents should prepare for a mix of weather conditions this week, culminating in near 90-degree temperatures by Sunday.
According to the US National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan, the region will experience showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, potentially accompanied by a few rumbles of thunder. Additional showers and storms are expected Wednesday evening into Thursday and again on Sunday. High temperatures will fluctuate throughout the week but are forecasted to remain near or above normal after today.
Wednesday is projected to see a high of 77 degrees with evening storms, while Thursday might bring a chance of rain with highs around 78 degrees. Friday and Saturday are expected to be sunny with temperatures reaching the upper 70s. By Sunday, temperatures are anticipated to approach 90 degrees, with another round of thunderstorms possible.
The Weather Service advises residents to stay updated on local forecasts and be prepared for changing weather conditions. It’s recommended to secure outdoor items and be cautious while traveling during stormy weather. For those planning outdoor activities, particularly over the weekend, staying hydrated and taking breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas is essential to avoid heat-related illnesses.