Warmer than average weather continues for a few more days
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Tens of thousands lose power after overnight storms rock southeast...
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Lawmakers keep special session open to consider Governor Tony...
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Newly re-elected Brookfield alderman to resign after multiple...
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Milwaukee Press Club welcomes journalist Bill Kurtis for Newsmaker...
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Video shows chase that led to deadly police shooting involving...
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Milwaukee County leaders approve $5M in funding to support local...
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Milwaukee police kill 31-year-old homicide suspect during shootout
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30 PM Update: Tornado Watch Issued, Severe Storms in Progress
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Today was southeast Wisconsin's warmest day in nearly two weeks with highs warming into the upper 40s to low 50s.
It was Milwaukee's 243rd day this year reaching a high of 50 degrees or warmer, which ties the all-time record set back in 1994.
We'll have a chance to break that record on Monday, but this minor break from the colder weather won't last very long as highs drop into the 20s by the middle of next week behind a series of cold fronts.
Although it'll cool down again during the middle of next week, warmer than normal temperature look to return during the third week of December.
It'll be a mainly dry week outside of a little drizzle/few sprinkles Sunday night and scattered flurries on Wednesday. Download the CBS 58 Ready Weather App for the full 7 day forecast.