Persistent showers this week with a chance for snow up north

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Persistent showers are expected in southeast Wisconsin the next few days. Almost every day this week has a chance for rain at least during part of the day. Those chances start Monday afternoon and early evening with some light scattered rain showers that could mix with a few snowflakes. Rain accumulation looks very light with less than a tenth of an inch for everyone and some staying dry. The best timing chance looks to be from 2-7 p.m.
There's another chance for scattered showers in southeast Wisconsin Tuesday afternoon and evening. The precipitation should stay all rain here, but northern Wisconsin has a good chance at a few inches of snow.
We do it all again Wednesday with a chance for showers during the evening that lasts into Thursday morning. There's another rain chance on Friday.
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