Southeastern Wisconsin Impact Day: Showers, Storms & Snow Chances

Severe Weather Risk:: The primary concern for today, March 10, is the potential for strong to severe storms, particularly between 5:00 PM and 9:00 PM. Hail is the biggest threat, especially closer to Illinois.

Warm Front Impact:: A warm front south of the region could bring tornadoes, but this scenario is less likely for Southeastern Wisconsin. The forecast could change if the warm front shifts north.

Temperature Fluctuations:: After the record high, temperatures will drop into the 40s (°F) today, with a further decrease expected tomorrow.

Snow Transition:: Rain is expected to transition into a chance of snow as temperatures fall overnight and into Wednesday. While some slush accumulation is possible, major road impacts are not anticipated.

Tuesday, March 10:

Dry and cloudy conditions in the morning, with temperatures in the 40s (°F).

Rain and storm chances increase after 4:00 PM, with potential for severe storms and hail.

Rain may continue overnight, transitioning to a wintry mix.

Wednesday, March 11:

Rain transitioning to light snow, with possible minor slush accumulation.

High temperatures around 42°F (5.5°C).

Thursday, March 12 - Sunday, March 15:

Continued active weather pattern with more chances of rain and snow. Temperatures remaining in the 40s (°F).

Stay Informed:: Monitor local weather forecasts and alerts.

Prepare for Travel:: Be cautious during the evening commute due to potential storms and reduced visibility.

Winterize:: Keep winter gear accessible in case of snow or icy conditions.

Southeastern Wisconsin is experiencing a rapid shift from record warmth to potential severe storms and snow.

The greatest risk of severe weather is this evening, with hail being the main threat.

Be prepared for changing conditions and monitor weather updates regularly.

The active weather pattern will continue throughout the week, with ongoing chances for rain and snow.