It's a chilly start to the day with low temperatures early this morning dropping to below freezing for most. Feels like temperatures with a gusty north a northwest wind has been in the 20s this morning, and our wind chill values will barely get above freezing through this afternoon, as winds stay breezy with gusts reaching anywhere from 20-30mph out of the north. Our actual high today should get to around 43 degrees for Milwaukee.
A strong area of low pressure now moving east of the Ohio Valley has brought in a disturbance over the Lake with the Northern Midwest's first Winter Weather Advisories issued of the season. This is for Chicago area and into Northwest Indiana as that is where the primary accumulation will be. A dusting of snow is also possible up to our north towards Door County, but here is SE WI, we will not get accumulation. A few flurries or even sprinkles near the Lake cannot be ruled out, however, the day for all will be primarily quiet and dry with more clouds this afternoon.
An area of high pressure will then move in from the west overnight and push out this disturbance and will settle in for almost a week stretch, bringing in lots of sunshine.
Gusty winds and chilly temperatures will continue overnight with highs remaining in the 40s for the weekend before a nice southerly wind returns by mid-week allowing for the 50s to develop starting by Tuesday.
