Mostly cloudy and near 30°F Friday morning. Slight chance of afternoon flurries and gusty northwest winds; warmer weekend ahead.

Spring snowmelt eases flood risk across much of southern Wisconsin, but several northern and central rivers already have higher odds of minor to moderate flooding.

Milwaukee warms into the mid‑60s Wednesday under breezy southerly winds. A cold front Thursday brings a chance of light rain and a sharp drop to the 20s overnight.

Mostly cloudy and near 32°F Tuesday morning; highs near 50°F today and warmer Wednesday. Rain and gusty north winds possible Thursday night—plan ahead.

Milwaukee warms into the upper 60s Saturday with gusty southwest winds. A late-night chance of light rain shifts to cooler, windy conditions Sunday.

Patchy morning fog and a slight chance of freezing drizzle north of I-94. Highs near 42°F today and warming into the mid-50s by Saturday.

Clear and bitter at dawn. Light snow after midnight could slick Wednesday's commute.

Rain and gusty winds today flip to sleet and snow overnight; 1–3 inches possible and a messy Monday commute likely.

A late-winter system will move in Saturday night through Monday, bringing rain, heavy snow and gusts up to 50 mph; travel may be hazardous across the metro.

Gusts to 60 mph are possible Friday as a High Wind Warning runs through the afternoon. A Winter Storm Watch covers Saturday evening through Monday — travel may be hazardous.

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.