A northeast wind is pushing through this morning keeping temps on the cooler end with morning lows into the 60s. However, dew points have jumped up into the upper 60s, and with those being near the air temperature, patchy fog has developed and will stick around reducing visibility until around 8am. High pressure is otherwise keeping us quiet early today and helping bring in the onshore wind, so highs stay into the mid-70s.
Low pressure has developed to our southwest bringing in extreme flooding for IL and IN, and while we've dodged another bullet this morning staying away from soaking rain, showers and storms become possible again tonight. A marginal risk has been issued for Friday PM and Saturday AM with the primary threat being damaging winds. Areas of localized flooding are possible south of Milwaukee where the heaviest band of rain will sit.
A chance for showers is possible again on Sunday, although most stay dry. We all turn quiet and sunny again by Monday, and that's where we will finally get some relief from the humidity.
