Wisconsin faces severe flooding after heavy rains, with the National Weather Service extending flood warnings and advising vigilance, especially at night.

The NWS in Milwaukee/Sullivan issued flood-related warnings for Wisconsin due to heavy rain, with river levels rising and impacts on infrastructure and residents.

Milwaukee faces a hot weekend with highs near 91°F, potential showers, and thunderstorms. A moderate swim risk is flagged on some beaches due to high waves and currents.

Milwaukee's forecast includes sunny skies with potential storms, daytime highs around 84-91°F over the coming days, and chances for showers and thunderstorms, especially in the evenings.

Milwaukee wakes up to fog and mist, with temperatures at 70°F and an Air Quality Advisory issued for sensitive groups due to PM2.5 levels. Clearer skies expected later with a chance of thunderstorms later in the week.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has led to poor air quality and an "Air Quality Advisory" in Wisconsin, affecting multiple counties with unhealthy levels of PM2.5 pollution.

Milwaukee experiences clear skies with a mild 66°F, but suffers from haze due to Canadian wildfires, prompting an Air Quality Advisory. Additionally, high swim risks at Lake Michigan beaches lead to a Beach Hazards Statement until 1 PM CDT.

Wisconsin DNR issues Air Quality Advisory due to Canadian wildfire smoke, affecting sensitive groups, with a parallel Beach Hazards Statement for dangerous Lake Michigan conditions.

Milwaukee faces heavy rain, thunderstorms, and poor air quality due to nearby Canadian wildfires, with beach hazards also issued for dangerous waves and currents.

Milwaukee residents can expect a mix of weather today, including early rain and thunderstorms, clearing later for a mostly sunny day with highs near 86°F and light winds. Showers may return at night with a low of 67°F.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee warns of a hot Monday with Heat Advisory, high humidity making it feel like 102°F, and potential severe thunderstorms, urging Wisconsin residents to seek cooling and hydration.

Milwaukee's National Weather Service issued a Fog Advisory and warns of high heat index values today; residents should stay updated on weather changes.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather in Milwaukee with showers, thunderstorms, and high humidity, followed by sunny days and a heat surge with high heat index values. Clearing skies are expected later in the week.