Less humid, but still hot on Sunday
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It was a very hot and humid day across southeast Wisconsin on Saturday with highs topping out in the upper 80s to mid 90s.
It was already our 11th day in the 90s this year, and it won't be our last. Temps will climb well into the 90s again Sunday and Monday and will make a run at 90° Tuesday and Wednesday.
Although the heat will continue into the beginning of the week, we'll have a break from the humidity on Sunday, and it won't be too bad on Monday.
Unfortunately, the muggy air moves back in Tuesday and Wednesday, along with storm chances. Chance will be isolated on Tuesday and confined to areas north of 94, but everyone will likely see rain and storms later Wednesday into Thursday morning as the cold front moves through. Download the CBS 58 Ready Weather App to see how fall temps will fall behind the cold front.