MMSD issued a Water Drop Alert on April 13 asking residents to delay laundry and shorten showers as heavy storms approach to reduce sewer overflow risk.

Mild and breezy this afternoon, but thunderstorms are possible tonight. Heavy rain could push rivers toward minor flooding in spots.

Gusty southerly winds and scattered storms will affect Milwaukee today, with gusts up to 40 mph and a Gale Watch for parts of Lake Michigan.

Patchy fog and a cool Saturday morning give way to a warm, windy Sunday and likely thunderstorms late Saturday into Sunday.

Light rain Friday morning with showers easing by 8 a.m. Weekend warms up with likely thunderstorms Sunday and gusts possible.

Rain moves in Thursday night with a quick quarter-to-half-inch likely across the metro. Milder, stormier conditions return by Sunday.

Light rain early, then gusty southerly winds with highs near 63°F. Gale Warnings for Lake Michigan and heavier showers expected Wednesday night.

Sunny and brisk Tuesday; a brief wintry mix could slick bridges overnight. Big warmup and gusty winds arrive Wednesday.

Scattered snow bursts and gusty winds could slow Monday evening commutes. Boaters should heed a Small Craft Advisory.

Windy Sunday with wet roads possible tonight; brief snow showers could hit Monday evening. Expect gusts near 30 mph and spotty lakefront impacts.

Cloudy and breezy in Milwaukee with morning showers and a chance of storms. Gusts to 30 mph, standing water possible and a Small Craft Advisory on Lake Michigan.

Strong storms with hail and gusty winds are possible Friday night; flooding risk in already saturated neighborhoods.

Heavy rain and gusty winds with isolated freezing rain north of I‑94 could slow commutes Thursday, April 2.