Milwaukee gets a sunny, comfortable Monday before warmer weather and a stormy midweek stretch arrive.

Milwaukee’s lakefront faces dangerous waves and currents through tonight, while warmer weather arrives before midweek thunderstorms.

Milwaukee is in for a rainy, windy Saturday with up to 2 inches of additional rain possible. Lake Michigan beaches will also face dangerous waves and currents through Sunday night.

Milwaukee gets a brief calm start Friday before rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds take over the weekend. Lake Michigan beaches face dangerous waves and currents through Sunday night.

Milwaukee gets one more sunny, warm day Thursday before showers and thunderstorms move in Friday night. Saturday stays damp, but Sunday looks bright and cooler.

Milwaukee gets a sunny, comfortable Wednesday before warmer weather Thursday and a wet, stormy Friday night into Saturday.

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Walworth County Monday afternoon, warning of tennis‑ball hail and 70 mph gusts across southeast Wisconsin.

A tornado warning moved across southeastern Wisconsin on Monday, covering Kenosha, Racine and Walworth counties and prompting shelter advisories.

Dense fog slows Monday’s morning commute in Milwaukee; showers and thunderstorms are likely later and Lake Michigan beaches will be rough. Expect gusty winds and brief heavy rain.

Partly sunny and breezy with a high near 82°F today. Moderate Swim Risk for Sheboygan beaches; hotter and more humid Sunday–Monday with possible storms.

South Milwaukee says some home tap tests showed elevated lead. The utility is notifying affected households and fast‑tracking service‑line replacements.

Cloudy morning clearing to a sunny, breezy afternoon. Moderate swim risk and a Small Craft Advisory along the lakeshore tonight.

A wind‑driven upwelling plunged nearshore Lake Michigan waters into the 50s across popular beaches, leaving lifeguards and park staff urging caution. Satellite and buoy feeds showed a narrow cold strip along the coast.