Another nice day Wednesday before storms return
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Chilly Winter Solstice, but temps warm heading into Christmas...
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Injured pelican found in Wisconsin, Wildlife In Need Center asks...
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Madison school shooting survivors share how they are healing...
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Wisconsinites take advantage of first big snowfall of the season
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Milwaukee faith and community leaders call for new gun violence...
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Over 500 students receive gifts at St. Anthony School in Milwaukee
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Hunger Task Force distributes 1,500 holiday hams to local partners...
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Gifts of Love program brings books to children in need
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Official says Wisconsin shooter was new student at Christian...
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Winter weather advisory cancelled; snow reports rolling in
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Milwaukee County Zoo’s annual ’Wild Lights’ returns for...
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Meet CBS 58’s Pet of the Week: Gravy
Patchy to dense fog has been impacting most of the morning commute Wednesday but should dissipate by the mid-morning hours. The rest of Wednesday looks nice with relatively low humidity, a mix of sun and clouds and highs around 80.
Thursday is a different story with rain and storms rolling in Wednesday night and a round of moderate to heavy rain and even a stronger thunderstorm possible Thursday morning. That first round of rain could linger through late morning then a few scattered showers and storms are possible with a second round in the late afternoon and evening hours.
The potential second round of storms could be the one that has a better chance to be strong to severe, but is heavily conditional on if we see sunshine in the early afternoon and how long the first round lingers. Wind and hail would be the main threats but an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out.
Most of the storms Thursday and even some that linger into Friday could be big rain makers with all of southeast Wisconsin getting over a half inch of rain and some areas easily picking up an inch of 1.50" of rainfall.
Download the CBS 58 Ready Weather app to track the next round of storms.