Few showers and storms late tonight and again late Sunday
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A few isolated sprinkles/very light showers have pushed across SE WI this afternoon with a few more showers looming to our southwest. These have been weakening as they push closer to southeast Wisconsin, but a few may hold together through sunset.
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A bit better chance for scattered showers and isolated storms arrives overnight, tapering off early Sunday morning. This will be our best chance at rain this weekend.
![](https://newscdn2.weigelbroadcasting.com/VMNL5-1663451225-embed-tonight.png)
Most of the daylight hours have trended dry on Sunday, but we'll have to watch for a few isolated showers or storms late afternoon-evening as the cold front arrives. The best chance of additional wet weather will be near the Illinois border.
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Latest data has trended south with the more robust area of storms Sunday evening, so southeast Wisconsin has been removed from the Marginal Risk for severe weather on Sunday.
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Temps and humidity will drop on Monday behind the cold front, but it'll return on Tuesday after a warm front lifts through the area early in the morning. This will likely trigger some stronger storms to start the day as well.
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Enjoy the warmth while it's here because a strong cold front moves through on Wednesday, dropping temps back into the low to mid 60s for highs for the first day of fall.
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Download the CBS 58 Ready Weather App to see if the 60s continue after Thursday.