Severe thunderstorms will be possible Friday night with strong winds and large hail as the main threats. However, the threat for severe weather doesn’t end until Monday night. Details here.
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WHAT WE’RE TRACKING:
- Scattered showers and thunderstorms possible Friday night, a few may be severe
- An isolated severe weather chance begins Friday and lasts through Monday
- ALERT DAYs Friday, Sunday and Monday
PLANNING THE NEXT 24 HOURS: Showers and thunderstorms may develop across parts of Iowa and Minnesota later Friday afternoon and then move into Wisconsin starting between 9-11pm. These storms may be severe, especially early, with strong winds and large hail as the main threats. However, an isolated tornado can’t be ruled out either. As these storms move east, they will weaken exiting Wisconsin by the mid morning hours on Saturday. Temperatures will warm into the 80s on Saturday with an isolated shower/storm possible especially further south.
EXTENDED FORECAST: Another chance for severe storms will be possible Sunday as another low pressure system develops and moves through the Plains. The better chance for more of Wisconsin to see severe weather will be on Monday, as a cold front pushes through the state. Once again, all severe weather hazards will be possible on Monday. Showers and a few thunderstorms will be possible on Tuesday but the severe weather threat will have ended before quieter conditions take over to end next week.
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