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.

Snow moves into Milwaukee late morning Saturday, February 28, 2026. Most areas should get 1–2 inches; an isolated band could top 3 inches.

Sunny and unseasonably mild Friday with gusty southwest winds and a Small Craft Advisory on Lake Michigan. Accumulating snow is likely Saturday with 1–2 inches expected.

A brief thaw today before a windy Friday and a spotty snow chance Saturday. Gusts may reach 30 mph and localized snow is possible.