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Freeze Possible Tonight - Monday Morning

Periods of Showers/Storms Next Week

Widespread freezing or below freezing temperatures will be possible late tonight into Monday morning due to a combination of light winds and mostly clear skies. A Freeze Warning has been issued for portions of central to east-central Wisconsin.

Expect periods of showers/storms throughout the week as an unsettled pattern takes over. Widespread rain will kick off Tuesday morning, with scattered thunder possible during the afternoon. We may then be afforded a brief dry spell mid-week, before rain chances return on Thursday. Temperatures gradually warm during this time, potentially reaching into the low 80s by the end of the week.