Weather: stormy
Updated: July 23, 2024 at 6:33 AM CDT
Our next half hour. Let us immediately take you through the weather conditions on impact day. Lindsay's done now, but a storm is coming, right? We do have a small round going on for our northern counties at the moment. I do expect things to really pick up as the afternoon progresses. This is my carefully crafted schedule for you. this morning. If you're in Milwaukee and the southern areas, it will be dry for the most part this morning. I don't want you to suffer too much this morning. However, if you are in the FOND DU LAC POND in Northern Milwaukee County, Northern Waukesha County, Beaver Dam into Elkhart Lake, you may experience the first round of storms. This will last from one and a half to two hours from now on. By the afternoon, the main action will break out. That's when you get all the energy in the atmosphere. That's when areas of low pressure start to drop across the state, allowing us to see these. You know, showers and storms do happen between 4 and 9 o'clock. Downpours, lightning, and maybe even gusty winds. But generally below the strict limit. Then overnight we'll see the area of low pressure disappear. We are gradually clearing up, but there may be some lingering showers. So these were actually a couple of little showers trying to break out before the first round. You can see here a large area of yellow with a little bit of orange popping out. This simply indicates the intensity of rainfall. I noticed that this cell has really shed a lot in the last 30, 40 minutes, which indicates that any strength it had was really declining. It kind of goes straight to Watertown in the Hartford area of Menominee Falls. So I would say about an hour or so. The location is in Hartford. So if you want to go to work and not deal with these things, leave early. If you go a little further south, you'll generally be feeling dry this morning. But this is all due to low pressure areas. It's still going down across the state, and that's what's helping there. We had wind around low driving the first round. Once the afternoon arrives, cold front activity will become more frequent. That's why we have these rounds of storms. So winds could be 30, 30, 45 miles per hour, below severe limits, and if that's the case, it could be sub-quarter size hail. Maybe you're going to get some dime-sized hail, maybe some dime-sized hail and more intensity. this afternoon. There are bound to be downpours, especially during the evening rush hour. The threat from tornadoes is really low. There is no upper-level rotation in our atmosphere, which is a key factor in turning storms into activity. Like that. So there are a few rounds of storms today, today is impact day. So we did clear that. Wednesday will take some time. Thursday is probably the best day of the week with the lowest humidity. Then we turn up the heat. We turn 90 next week. This is the future of broadcasting. This is the first round. We'll see. The lows are getting closer. It will absorb some moisture. We have daytime heating to keep these things going. That's why showers and storms are likely during the evening commute. Push again for evening and night time periods. Then the cold front will pass and we'll have mostly smooth sailing the rest of the week. Overall, you can get an inch of rain, but most areas will still get half an inch to an inch of rain. from some of these clusters. This is the only thing pending today. After tomorrow we will have two lingering showers. Still, we're happy to have your weekend dew spots all the way through. But today was quite annoying. It will feel stickier today. We will be removing these dew points on Thursday and Friday. If you are going to EAA. See, I actually changed Thursday to Wednesday twice today to keep an eye out for these storms tomorrow. You need to make sure you know where to go when the rain and lightning are pouring all around us. Afternoon storms and hail are the main threats. I just updated Day Seven with some new numbers. Not much has really changed there. Temperatures will be 77 degrees on Wednesday and Thursday, with the lowest humidity on Thursday, then summer will return on Saturday. On Sunday we go back to the 80s. It does come with humidity and Monday 90th. Oh man, next week is going to be a hot weekend. Yes, always before the show. leaf
Weather: stormy
Updated: July 23, 2024 at 6:33 AM CDT
Highs will be around 80 degrees, with showers and storms expected throughout the day. Generally, storms will be below severe limits, with heavy downpours and hail.
Highs will be around 80 degrees, with showers and storms expected throughout the day. Generally, storms will be below severe limits, with heavy downpours and hail.
