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One day of average temps before a big cool down into the end of the week
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Nice Labor Day to start September after a wet and cool August
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Quiet end to August & a little cool with even more fall chill coming soon
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Ending August on a quiet note but still on the cooler side
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Cool start to the holiday weekend with some showers possible
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Rain chances return to the forecast Wednesday night through Thursday
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Cool air continues this week with some signs of warmth after Labor Day
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Cool weather sticks around for now
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The last week of August definitely has more of a fall feel
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Taste of fall instead of the Dog Days of Summer
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Few light showers possible going into the weekend before a blast of cool air
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One of the wettest months on record only has light rain chances the next week
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Few lingering showers after Monday's heavy rain
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7:45 PM Update: A flood advisory has been issued for Milwaukee and Waukesha counties until 9 pm. A flash flood warning has been issued for southern Walworth county.
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A brief drying trend before more storms come our way for Monday
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Saturday afternoon update: Flood Watch in place for late Saturday afternoon until early Sunday afternoon
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Heavy rain possible this weekend with the risk for strong storms
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CBS 58 Weather Deep Dive: Examining why the historic flooding happened, explaining a 500-year rainfall and other questions
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Staying dry for another couple of days before the chance for heavy rain returns
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Dry weather finally arrives as river levels mostly go down
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Round of heavy rain Tuesday morning will allow flooding to linger
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Flood warning continues Monday morning after historic weekend flooding and more on the way
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Flood warnings continue with more rain possible Sunday into early Monday
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Stronger storms likely this afternoon and evening
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90s are back with lots of humidity and a few strong storm chances as we head into the weekend
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A little warmer and more humid each day with persistent storm chances
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Wildfire smoke starts to clear as heat and humidity return
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Smoke stays for another day before a pattern change with the weather
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We trade smoke for warmer, more humid air this week
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Smoke gives way to heat, humidity this coming week
- Saturday Update: Air Quality Alert extended until Sunday at noon
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Hazy to start the Wisconsin State Fair
- A wet Wednesday before better weather to kick off the State Fair
- Another warm and humid day before sweet relief and a soaking rain
- Heat advisory issued for feels-like temps around 100 Monday
- Heat, humidity, storm chances before State Fair
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Hot and humid with a storm chance this weekend
- More heat and humidity Thursday with another storm chance
- Morning storms give way to a hot and humid Wednesday
- Extreme Heat Watch issued for Wednesday and Thursday for feels-like temps over 100
- Comfy start to the week with low storm chances before the heat returns
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Smoky skies again tonight; much hotter by mid-week
- Temperatures & humidity back off for a few days, storms chances too
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Few stronger cells possible tonight; more rain again tomorrow
- Midday Update: Severe potential downgraded but still the risk for late day/evening storms
- Enjoy the quiet before more storms move in to start the weekend
- Severe storms bring funnel clouds and heavy rain to parts of southeast Wisconsin
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Evening Update: Tornado Watch Continues Until 7pm This Evening
- Humidity rises before a threat of strong storms
- Temps and humidity increase to start the new work week but rain chances stay away for now
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Air Quality Alert holds through tonight; hot to start the week
- Smoky Sunday then a mild Monday, rain holds off for a while
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Air Quality Alert: Wildfire smoke becomes heavy tonight
- Poor air quality, few storms make the Saturday weather headlines
- Live tornado coverage from the CBS 58 Weather Team
- Storm chances return as we head into the weekend
- Storms drop flooding rains in Dodge County Tuesday evening; mostly dry the next few days
- Bit warmer with increasing humidity and a chance for storms Tuesday
- After holiday weekend downpours, we briefly dry out to start the new week
- Lower heat, humidity this week along with a few precip chances
- Saturday's heat, humidity will break on Sunday with a cold front
- Stormy start to Independence Day, then mostly dry but hot and humid
- More storms possible as we head into the holiday weekend but fairly dry for drones and fireworks
- Rain chances return as we get closer to the July 4th weekend
- A warm but slightly dry June comes to an end as we look ahead to July averages
- Soaking rains on Sunday for some with a few more storms possible Monday
- Wrapping up June in a warm, humid, and slightly stormy way
- The weekend forecast stays mostly dry but temps and humidity change quickly
- Humidity returns with some heat and a chance for strong storms Thursday evening
- One day of relief before the heat and humidity return; storm chances continue
- Recapping the near record heat and looking ahead to persistent storm chances
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The severe thunderstorm watch has been dropped!
- The intense heat and humidity continue their grip through much of Monday
- Dangerous heat kicks off the first weekend of summer
- First day of summer has a few storms before dangerous weekend heat
- After Wednesday's flooding rains, an isolated storm is possible to start Summerfest
- A break from the heat but storms continue
- 90° possible Tuesday with a chance for strong storms in the evening
- Summer weather pattern arrives: Warm and humid with daily storm chances
- 2025 goes down as the coolest Father's Day in a while, but the heat is lurking
- One more relatively cool day before temperatures heat up for the start of summer
- Another cool weekend before temps and rain chances start to increase
- A solar milestone is just days away, as is the official start to summer
- Wednesday was the warmest day of the year; few more showers possible the next few days
- Warmest day of the year followed by a chance for strong storms
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Rain chances return late Wednesday
- Hazy wildfire smoke remains as shower chances continue
- A few opportunities for rain and storms this week, mainly the start and end
- Yet another 50/50 weekend split weatherwise
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Wildfire smoke retreats now but may return Sunday
- Haze to finally depart and no major heat in sight...yet
- Wet start to June as we detail Meteorological Spring rankings
- A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of our area until 11 pm.
- A cool and wet May comes to an end, but June is the wettest month of the year on average
- Smoke returns to the area along with possible Northern Lights viewing as well
- Some smoke, some sun for the weekend followed by warmer weather early in the week
- Storms return Friday with a round of wildfire smoke
- Peak allergy season is just about here
- Above average on rain for the month but below for the year as another round of rain arrives
- Showers return for the short work week with best chances Wednesday