Your evening Wisconsin weather update

Wisconsin's weather story today centers on multiple alerts affecting communities from Green Bay to Milwaukee, with 34 active warnings including flood watches and a special weather statement for gusty winds moving through northeast counties. Heavy rain arriving this evening poses flooding risks as it falls on existing snowpack. This Sunday morning starts mild at 59 degrees with southwest winds keeping conditions comfortable through breakfast.

Your midday Wisconsin weather update

Wisconsin is under the gun with multiple flood warnings stretching statewide this Sunday morning. Heavy rainfall overnight has pushed rivers and streams to dangerous levels, particularly along the Wisconsin River corridor and tributaries feeding into Lake Michigan. Your Sunday starts mild at 59 degrees this morning, climbing steadily through the 60s by late morning.

Your morning Wisconsin weather update

Multiple flood alerts are active across Wisconsin this Sunday as heavy rain combines with melting snowpack to create dangerous conditions. Twenty-three weather alerts are currently in effect, with flood warnings and watches covering large portions of the state. This morning starts mild at 47 degrees with thunderstorms already underway.

Your evening Wisconsin weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Wisconsin as heavy rainfall and thunderstorms move through the state tonight. Twenty-four weather alerts are currently active, with the most serious flooding concerns focused on river valleys and low-lying areas. Starting this evening around 8 P.M., thunderstorms will develop across the region with temperatures holding steady near 42 degrees.

Your midday Wisconsin weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Wisconsin this Saturday, with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms expected to impact the entire state through Sunday morning. The National Weather Service has issued 28 weather alerts, making this an active weather weekend that requires your attention. Right now, temperatures sit in the low 40s, but don't expect that chill to last.

Your morning Wisconsin weather update

Multiple flood watches are in effect across Wisconsin today as a powerful storm system approaches, bringing heavy rain that could accelerate snowmelt and create dangerous flooding conditions through the weekend. This morning starts chilly with temperatures around 37 degrees, but we'll see a steady climb through the day reaching 48 by noon. Winds shift from south to southeast around 9 A.M., staying relatively light through the afternoon.

Your evening Wisconsin weather update

Multiple flood watches are in effect across Wisconsin today as we deal with a dangerous combination of heavy rain and melting snowpack. Twenty-four weather alerts are currently active statewide, with flooding concerns topping the list. This morning started chilly at 35 degrees around 4 A.M., but we're warming up steadily through the afternoon.

Your midday Wisconsin weather update

Wisconsin is under significant flood alerts today with multiple warnings and watches stretching statewide. The National Weather Service has issued flood warnings for several counties, with additional flood watches affecting much of our listening area as we deal with saturated ground from recent rainfall. Today stays dry but cool with temperatures climbing to 47 degrees around 1 P.M.

Your morning Wisconsin weather update

Wisconsin is under the gun with widespread flooding concerns today. We've got 36 active weather alerts statewide, including multiple Flood Warnings and a Flood Watch that stretches across our entire listening area. This is a serious situation that requires your attention, especially if you live near rivers, creeks, or low-lying areas.

Your evening Wisconsin weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Wisconsin today, with 69 total weather alerts impacting communities from Milwaukee to Green Bay. Standing water and swollen rivers pose serious hazards through the weekend. This Thursday afternoon brings temperatures near 51 degrees, but conditions deteriorate quickly after sunset.