This week is going to have a summerlike feel across Wisconsin.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be hot and humid days, with heat indices into the upper-90s or lower-100s - especially for southern Wisconsin.
Wednesday and Thursday bring severe weather to the state, with the biggest potential Wednesday.
Tomorrow will be a wet start to the work week.
Most of Wisconsin is under a Level 1/4 risk of flash flooding, with extreme southern Wisconsin under a 2/4 risk.
Widespread 0.5-1.5” rain totals possible. Areas that get repeated storms could see 2-4” of rain.
Take that umbrella with you.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for west-central Wisconsin until 11 pm.
Wind gusts to 65 mph and hail to ping pong ball size are possible with the strongest storms.
We've got a busy weather week ahead, with heavy rainfall and severe weather possible.
Today and Thursday feature Level 2/4 risks for excessive rainfall and flash flooding.
Wednesday and Thursday have Level 3/5 risks for severe weather, including tornadoes.
Stay weather aware this week!
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The Storm Prediction Center has almost all of Wisconsin in a Level 3/5 Severe Weather Risk for tomorrow, June 10.
Multiple rounds of severe thunderstorms are possible, including the threat of a few strong tornadoes (especially western Wisconsin), 75+ mph wind gusts, and large hail.
There is a Level 2/5 risk of severe weather this afternoon and evening for much of north-central Wisconsin. Gusty winds of 60-65 mph and quarter size hail are the main concerns.
We are starting to see indications of excessive heat for parts of Wisconsin next week, with temperatures approaching 100°F and heat indices well over 100°F.
Details to come, but it's summer now and heat is on the way.
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Just a little rain goes a long way in increasing the availability of water for your plants.
The latest WPC 3-7 day hazards outlook is not good news for Wisconsin. 🥵
