Federal regulators will reopen Milwaukee, Kenosha and Sheboygan County's ozone classification after state pushback, but a court stay keeps current rules in place for now.

Milwaukee starts Monday foggy and mild before turning partly sunny. Storm chances peak Tuesday, followed by cooler weather and a rainy weekend outlook.

Milwaukee’s calm Sunday morning gives way to strong storms, heavy rain and a risk of localized flooding by late morning.

Milwaukee gets a sunny, seasonable Saturday before storms return Sunday and linger into the workweek.

Milwaukee warms to 84 degrees Friday before late-night storm chances return. Saturday looks sunny, while Sunday and Monday turn increasingly unsettled.

Milwaukee gets a cool, stormy Wednesday with heavy downpours possible before sunshine returns Thursday. Warmer weather and renewed storm chances arrive this weekend.

Milwaukee's Bradford, South Shore and McKinley beaches are closed after a combined sewer overflow. Officials are warning swimmers to stay out of the water.

Milwaukee gets a sunny start Tuesday, but storms and heavy downpours are expected after dark and into Wednesday.

Milwaukee gets a sunny, comfortable Monday before warmer weather and a stormy midweek stretch arrive.

Milwaukee’s lakefront faces dangerous waves and currents through tonight, while warmer weather arrives before midweek thunderstorms.

Milwaukee is in for a rainy, windy Saturday with up to 2 inches of additional rain possible. Lake Michigan beaches will also face dangerous waves and currents through Sunday night.

Milwaukee gets a brief calm start Friday before rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds take over the weekend. Lake Michigan beaches face dangerous waves and currents through Sunday night.

Milwaukee gets one more sunny, warm day Thursday before showers and thunderstorms move in Friday night. Saturday stays damp, but Sunday looks bright and cooler.