Milwaukee is starting Saturday with clear skies, a sharp chill and areas of frost before 8 a.m. Inland from Lake Michigan, temperatures are expected to bottom out around 28 to 31 degrees. The city should climb to about 55 degrees under bright sunshine. A Frost Advisory remains in effect for Milwaukee County until 9 a.m., so uncovered tender plants are still the main weather casualty.
Saturday Sunshine Follows A Frosty Start
The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan office says breezy southwest winds will reach around 25 mph Saturday, with no rain expected. After the chilly start, conditions should be comfortable for daytime errands, walks and outdoor plans — though a jacket will still earn its keep.
Sunday Turns Breezy And A Bit Warmer
Sunday looks sunny with a high near 61 degrees, but southwest winds of 15 to 20 mph could gust as high as 30 mph. That makes it warmer than Saturday without making it a particularly calm day along the lakefront or in exposed neighborhoods.
Milwaukee’s Workweek Forecast Keeps Warming
Monday is forecast sunny with a high near 61 degrees, followed by a Tuesday high in the 60s and a 67-degree Wednesday. Thursday is currently poised near 69 degrees with mostly sunny skies, while overnight lows gradually rise from the low 40s into the mid-50s.
The big change is not more rain but the temperature trend: a frosty Saturday morning gives way to a dry stretch that steadily nudges daytime highs upward. Clouds and a few sprinkles are possible Wednesday night.
