Milwaukee woke Sunday to clear skies and a near-freezing start, but the day is set to turn into one of the nicer November breaks in the forecast. Sunshine should push temperatures toward 48 degrees before readings ease back through the afternoon, with no rain expected.
Frost is possible in colder spots early, while winds settle to light and variable levels for much of the day. The National Weather Service expects another mostly clear night Sunday, with lows near 29 degrees and slightly milder readings closer to Lake Michigan.
Sunny Start Gives Way To A Midweek Warmup
Monday stays sunny with a high in the low 50s and southwest winds around 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday and Wednesday look warmer, with highs in the mid-50s both days, although Wednesday will bring more clouds and breezier south winds.
Thursday could reach 56 degrees with mostly sunny skies, though a slight chance of light rain returns. Friday remains mostly sunny near 56 before rain chances increase Friday night and continue into Saturday.
Saturday Looks Wet And Breezy
Saturday is currently the wettest day in the extended forecast, with rain likely and a high near 60. The broader forecast calls for the most widespread rainfall from Friday night into Saturday, so outdoor plans may need a backup option by the end of the week.
This is a substantive shift from Hoodline’s previous Milwaukee forecast, which leaned cooler and mostly dry later in the week. The latest outlook now brings warmer temperatures into the upper 50s and near 60, along with a clearer rain signal for Friday night and Saturday.
No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for Milwaukee or nearby Lake Michigan waters in the current forecast. For now, Sunday through Wednesday offer the best stretch for walks, errands and outdoor plans before the weather turns more unsettled.
