A Wind Advisory starts overnight with gusts to around 45–55 mph and rain late Thursday. A colder storm may bring several inches of snow Saturday night into Sunday.

Freezing drizzle this morning in Milwaukee will shift to light snow later, with slick bridges and gusty winds. Expect brief slushy accumulations and lake gales later this week.

Gusty winds and thunderstorms arrive Tuesday night; a rain-to-snow change may make Wednesday morning slick north of I-94.

A rare warm day Monday with highs near 68°F, then thunderstorms Tuesday night and a rain-to-snow change Wednesday that could slow the commute.

Mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 59°F and gusty southwest winds. Rain returns Tuesday night with a chance of a wintry mix Wednesday.

Morning showers and gusty west winds hit Milwaukee Saturday; sunny Sunday and a wetter system returns Tuesday night. Expect gusts and lake advisories.

DNR crews are monitoring a manure discharge that washed into the south end of Geneva Lake after recent spreading on nearby fields; officials urge people to avoid ingesting water.

Dense fog and light drizzle Friday morning with a Dense Fog Advisory until 9 a.m. Showers and thunderstorms expected later, with heavy downpours and gusts possible.

Dense fog limits visibility this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory runs through noon. Showers and a few strong storms are likely Friday.

Dense fog is reducing visibility across Milwaukee this morning. Plan for slower-than-normal travel until mid-morning.

Cloudy and near-freezing this morning with patchy drizzle and slick spots possible. Rain returns midweek and heavy downpours are likely Friday.

Sunny Monday with highs near 39°F. Brief wintry mix possible overnight before a warmer, rainy stretch midweek.

Light snow this morning in Milwaukee with little accumulation; a warming, wetter pattern moves in midweek. Expect only brief slick spots near the lakeshore.