The National Weather Service predicts fluctuating weather for Milwaukee with temperatures dropping, rain and snow mix, and the possibility of thunderstorms later in the week.

Sunny and unusually mild today with highs near 60°F. Gusty SW winds—gusts to ~35–40 mph—and an NWS special weather statement raise fire and marine concerns.

Milwaukee is experiencing fog with limited visibility and expects a rainy night with potential thunderstorms. Warmer weather will follow, but a drop in temperature with rain and possible snow is forecasted later in the week.

Rain moves into Milwaukee Tuesday night, followed by a warm, gusty Wednesday near 60°F.

A woman fell through ice near Schlitz Audubon during a warm spell; fire departments and the Wisconsin DNR are urging caution and offering safety tips.

Milwaukee will warm into the low 60s Monday with gusts up to 35 mph. A Small Craft Advisory runs 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; rain likely Tuesday night.

Sunny today with highs near 50°F; rain and gusty winds are likely Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Morning frost and fog will fade; highs reach the 40s this weekend. Rain arrives Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Clear, chilly morning gives way to sun and a high near 46°F. Patchy fog overnight may make Saturday’s early commute slick.

Milwaukee's weather is set to warm slightly with mostly sunny skies and a gradual increase in temperatures, reaching highs in the mid-40s over the weekend.

Updated NCEI/SPC probability maps show Tornado Alley edging east, raising long‑term odds of damaging wind, hail and a slight uptick in weaker tornadoes across Wisconsin.

Clear, chilly Wednesday morning in Milwaukee with a high near 35°F. Small craft advisory affects Lake Michigan through the morning.

Blustery northwest winds will gust up to 30 mph this afternoon; highs near 38°F. Small Craft Advisory for nearshore Lake Michigan 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Tuesday.