Wisconsin Braces for Strong Storms: What You Need to Know

Multiple Storm Rounds:: Several waves of thunderstorms are anticipated from Monday into Tuesday morning, potentially impacting commutes and outdoor activities.

Damaging Winds:: The primary threat associated with these storms is damaging wind gusts, with some areas also at risk for hail.

Cooler Temperatures Ahead:: Following the storms, a cold front will bring significantly cooler and drier conditions to Wisconsin by midweek.

Why This Matters:: Staying informed and prepared can help minimize the impact of severe weather on your safety and daily routine. Knowing when and where storms are likely to hit allows you to make informed decisions about travel and outdoor plans.

Monday Morning: A weakening line of thunderstorms may move in from the Plains, potentially affecting southern Wisconsin after 4 AM.

Monday Evening/Overnight: The greatest threat for strong to severe storms exists as another line develops, with damaging winds being the main concern. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Level 2 out of 5 severe weather risk for much of Southeast Wisconsin for Monday.

Tuesday Morning: A cold front sweeps through, bringing a final chance of scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms.

Midweek: Cooler and drier air arrives, providing a break from the stormy weather.

Q: What is a First Alert Day?

Q: What should I do during a severe thunderstorm?

Be aware of the potential for strong thunderstorms and damaging winds.

Stay updated on the latest weather forecasts and alerts.

Take necessary precautions to protect yourself and your property.

Expect much cooler temperatures to arrive by midweek.