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A powerful storm system will arrive from the southwest on Wednesday increasing the winds and rain all across southeastern Wisconsin.
Rain moves in from 6 am through the early afternoon. There could be a break early in the afternoon with more rain and some chances for storms by the evening.
The heaviest rain will arrive for Wednesday night. Embedded storms will be possible as wind gusts approach 40 mph. An isolated strong to severe storm will be possible late Wednesday night.
The winds shift south on Thursday as temperatures spike into the 60s. There's another chance for storms on Thursday before the system clears. Rainfall between 1.00" to 2.00" possible! River levels could rise; however, widespread flood watches are not expected.
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