Scattered showres after the noon hour on Wednesday, but t'storms become likely in the late afternoon and evening. Heavy downpours are expected, and there is a minimal risk for a few severe storms.
A Severe T-Storm Watch is in effect for all SE WI until 9:00pm.
A line of storms expected later this afternoon could produce damaging winds and an isolated tornado. #WIwx
As expected, the storms weakened and the Severe T'storm Watch for Walworth, Racine & Kenosha counties has been cancelled.
We are still expecting t'storms with frequent lightning and downpours overnight, but large hail and damging wind no longer a threat
T'storms are weakening as they move closer to SE Wisconsin. Heavy storm near Janesville was severe an hour ago with large hail but has weakening conisderably. Expect more wisespread t'storms overnight with heavy rain at times.
Severe T'storm Warning until 6pm for Fond du Lac County. Main threats...hail larger than a quarter, 60 mph winds, frequent lightning, and downpours. Moving east at 20 mph.
Get ready for some serious heat! Heat indices will reach 105 by Sunday. Be sure to use extreme caution if you're going to be outside for a long time.
#wiwx
We'll be close to the record high temperature for Memorial Day but a bit of a lake breeze should prevent that from happening in Milwaukee even with the sunshine that has pushed the clouds away. Still a hot and incredibly dry day compared to average! #wiwx
Most spots pick up 0.75" to 1.25" of rain this evening through Friday morning but Dodge & Fond du Lac county may see another 1.50"-2.00" on top of what has already fallen so an Areal Flood Watch is now in effect for localized flooding. #wiwx
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY ISSUED AGAIN FOR PARTS OF SE WISCONSIN UNTIL 8AM. 1-2" ADDITIONAL SNOW POSSIBLE FOR ADVISED COUNTIES.
Too Close For Comfort Saturday... breaking down this "close-call" for snow now on @tmj4 #LiveatDaybreak
Winter Coat still needed this morning with wind chill dipping into the teens inland. Slow improvement in your 4cast now on @tmj4 #liveatdaybreak
The vernal equinox was at 11:15am when the sun's most direct rays crossed the equator. Mother Nature missed that memo as our wind chills are in the teens & twenties. It could be way worse... or better: this is what March looks like in Wisconsin!
High Fire Danger. Our vegetation is dead/dry and the winds ramp up today. Check local restrictions before burning.
Good Morning! Spring officially begins at 11:15 a.m.. you'll still need your winter coat after watching your stormteam 4cast on @tmj4 #liveatdaybreak
A fitting forecast for the last day of Winter! It's gets even cooler as we kick off spring... in your stormteam 4cast now on @tmj4 Live at Daybreak
