The NWS Milwaukee has forecasted variable weather for the week with thunderstorms and temperature changes, with a mix of sunny days and chances of rain.

Wisconsin faces a Heat Advisory with heat indices reaching 100-105°F and thunderstorms predicted. Sheboygan and Ozaukee counties have hazardous swimming conditions. More thunderstorms and potential heat advisories are expected in the coming days.

Wisconsin faces an Extreme Heat Watch with heat index up to 106°F, prompting cautionary advisories from the NWS. Thunderstorms and high swim risks are also forecasted.

Milwaukee's weather forecast promises a sunny day with a high of 75°F and light east winds, though clouds and potential thunderstorms are expected later in the week.

The NWS has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Wisconsin, warning of risks like swim hazards and thunderstorms, and a heat wave with index values over 100 degrees.

Hazardous weather outlook for areas of Wisconsin, warning of possible strong thunderstorms with gusty winds and hail, mainly south of Interstate 94. Chance of showers and storms varying throughout the week.

Milwaukee's forecast includes sun and clouds with a high of 74°F and a 30% chance of nighttime thunderstorms. Rain and storms are likely on Saturday with a possibility of heavy rain.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes patchy morning drizzle clearing to a high of 69°F, with possible weekend thunderstorms and hazardous beach conditions along Lake Michigan.

The National Weather Service predicts severe thunderstorms with potential heavy rainfall in Milwaukee, which may cause localized flooding and damaging winds, especially north of I-94.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing air quality issues in Wisconsin, with advisories issued for unhealthy conditions, particularly for sensitive groups. Relief may come with expected midweek thunderstorms.

Forecast for Milwaukee predicts a warm day with a chance of storms and strong gusts. Rain and thunderstorms are likely by evening. The week ahead should see sunny days and cooler nights.

Wisconsin is preparing for thunderstorms with potential flooding, as the NWS Milwaukee forecasts rain this afternoon and stronger storms tonight. Weekend weather remains unsettled, with a clear Sunday expected.

NWS Milwaukee predicts sunshine and thunderstorms for the area, including possible strong winds and heavy downpours, with advisories to monitor weather closely.