The latest Northeast Wisconsin weather forecast from Storm Team 5…
After last night's severe weather, we are still experiencing active weather this morning with a series of rain and thunderstorms moving across the Fox Valley starting today.
Last night's system brought heavy rain, flooding, hail and gusty winds to many people.
Our storm system remains to our north this morning, but temperatures will likely warm into the 80s and 90s this afternoon with dew points in the 70s, sunshine throughout the morning, and our atmosphere is already unstable, setting the stage for later today The possibility of stronger storms creates the right conditions. We could have some light rain or pop-up storms throughout the morning, but there's a greater chance of severe weather later today.
The best chance for severe weather is over the Dakotas, but we can't rule out the possibility of severe weather in southern Wisconsin. If a storm does form, it will be through the valley in the late afternoon and early evening. The main impacts on us are heavy downpours, thunder and lightning, hail and strong winds.
Overnight, conditions will become dry and partly cloudy as the storm recedes. However, during the night, as we remain warm and humid, severe storms will begin to develop across western Wisconsin.
There is a real chance for severe weather to return tomorrow in southern Wisconsin. A flurry of rain and thunderstorms will continue through late morning and early afternoon into the late afternoon. After this, the weather will become dry and partly cloudy with a few light rains.
The weather will be much better on Tuesday with only a chance of light rain.
