The National Weather Service warns of possible thunderstorms, hail, and mixed precipitation in parts of Wisconsin, urging residents to prepare for changing conditions.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather in Milwaukee, with sunny skies and possible rain later, turning into a rainy weekend with chances of thunderstorms and temperatures varying between 37 and 68 degrees.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee forecasts mostly cloudy skies, with temperatures ranging from 29°F to 46°F and calm winds shifting from northwest to southeast.

The NWS predicts light snow in Milwaukee followed by sunny weather, frosty nights, and potential rain towards the weekend. Strong winds are also expected along Lake Michigan.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes rain, snow, and strong winds, with the National Weather Service issuing a hazardous weather outlook for the upcoming week.

Variable weather is forecasted for Milwaukee, including sun, clouds, rain, and potential snow with fluctuating temperatures and gusty winds throughout the week.

The NWS forecasts a week of varied weather for Milwaukee, including sun, wind, rain, and snow with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation.

Milwaukee residents faced wind and snow advisories from the NWS, cautioning against gusty winds and potential travel difficulties with mixed temperatures and precipitation forecasted.

Milwaukee is under a wind advisory with potential for severe weather, including high winds, rain transitioning to snow, travel hazards, and power outages.

Milwaukee's weather is set for mixed conditions, with cloudy skies giving way to possible thunderstorms, snow, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week, per the NWS.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather for Milwaukee, with changes from sunny days to rain, thunderstorms, and snow, along with gusty winds. Fire weather conditions are also a concern.

Wisconsin faces a wintry mix with 1-2 inches of snow and reduced visibility due to fog. Conditions will improve with sunny skies Monday and Tuesday, but a midweek storm may bring rain, thunderstorms, and more snow.

Southeastern Wisconsin faces disruptive weather with High Wind Warnings and Wind Advisories issued by the NWS, forecasting strong winds, power outages, and potential snow.