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Light snow showers possible Monday with a gusty wind
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Wouldn't be April without a little bit of snow. We have a few opportunities this week to see it.
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First April weekend forecast looks quiet but a few precip chances for next week, even snow
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Finally above average on precipitation for the year with a bit more rain coming Friday evening
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March weather stats: A wet and warm month
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The severe weather threat is over. Chance for some showers this evening.
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Rain and snow likely Tuesday night, then strong storms Wednesday
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Chilly Brewers Home Opener with a breeze hanging on the next few days
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Typical Wisconsin spring weather with Sunday storms turning to snow
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A lot packed into this weekend forecast carrying into next week as well
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New record high for Milwaukee today!
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Warmest temps of the year on track for Friday with a few light showers the next few days
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Having warm thoughts on this warmer inland type of day across the area
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Lighter wind with a nice warming trend for the last week of March
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Precipitation check after Sunday's wet weather with more wind Monday
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A Sunday soaker possible before the weather quiets down for a while
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50/50 weekend set up with sun on Saturday, showers for Sunday
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A brief mild trend followed by a cooler, 50/50 weekend
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A chilly start to spring and staying windy
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Late Evening Update: Rain is changing over to snow
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Dynamic midweek storm to bring showers and snow to Wisconsin
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Mild and windy most of this week with another big storm system
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A few different seasons fit into one forecast for the coming week
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Wind machine blowing strong on this Ides of March
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Evening Update: Strong to severe storms on track for Friday night. High wind warning for parts of the area Saturday.
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Mild for all but cooler by the lake again Thursday; strong to severe storms possible Friday night
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Springtime brings warmth and a chance for strong storms
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Wind off the lake drops our temperatures to more seasonable levels
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On record watch Monday with the warmest temperatures in four months
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Nice weather coincides with the start of Daylight Saving Time
- Nice turnaround with the temperatures as a dry weather pattern sets up
- Snow showers trending farther north for Friday
- Wind, snow and rain reports from Wednesday with another round of snow possible for some Friday
- Rain has transitioned to snow along with plenty of wind
- Rounds of rain followed by a shot at snow
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Solid rain is on the way
- Temps, precip chances on the up & up this coming week
- Reflecting on February and looking into March
- A chilly start to meteorological spring
- Windy & warm to fair and frigid in just a day
- A wind advisory has been issued for Friday
- Flurries and sprinkles continue with a few more mild days before the chill returns
- This is the 6th driest start to the year on record
- February temp check after warmth finally returns
- 50 degrees for the last Monday of February with an isolated chance for a shower
- 40s abound for the new week with a few shower chances
- Season snow check as we head into a nice weekend
- Getting warmer every day as we hit a sunset milestone
- A slow and methodical warmup on the way
- Another cold weather advisory for tonight -- dangerous wind chills are expected
- Why this February seems so much colder
- Is this cold air record-setting? Dangerous wind chills are expected tonight!
- A focus shift from snow to the cold for Presidents Day
- Saturday Evening Update: Focus shifts to lakeside snow & then extreme cold
- Light snow is possible overnight. More snow is expected on Saturday.
- More snow on the way late Friday into Saturday - A Winter Weather Advisory has been Issued
- Evening Update: Snow is weakening across the area. Roads remain very slippery.
- First winter storm in weeks set to arrive Wednesday - Winter Storm Warning Issued
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Accumulating snow likely on Wednesday as a Winter Storm Watch is issued
- The stage is set for extended cold and some accumulating snow this week
- Plan on a chilly week ahead with a few bouts of snow
- Light snow on track for Saturday
- Late Friday Update...Saturday snow still on track with lesser amounts expected
- Strong wind Thursday then a look ahead to snow this weekend
- Winter weather advisory issued: Light snow and freezing drizzle likely overnight
- Snow and ice both possible Wednesday
- Dry and chilly January comes to an end as we look ahead to February
- The groundhog saw his shadow. Six more weeks of winter apparently. Can see that with this forecast!
- From record warmth to a smattering of snow in 48 hours
- On record watch Thursday as temperatures soar into the 50s
- Wind stays gusty with mild temps the rest of the week
- More wind and warmth for another late January day
- January thaw, you're right on time...
- January thaw sets up this week for the end of the month...
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Oh the Winter of 1979
- Up and down temps for the weekend
- Snow check after Wednesday's fluffy snow
- Focus shifts from the cold to snow with scattered snow showers Wednesday
- Slightly warmer temperatures arrive before the light snow Wednesday
- Extreme cold warning issued for the entire area; several school closures reported for Tuesday
- The core of the cold coming Monday and Tuesday
- Coldest air of the season parking itself here to start a new week
- Very mild Friday before dangerous cold next week
- Dangerous arctic air returns for next week
- Round of light snow rolls in Wednesday evening
- Wind chills stay cold for another 24 hours before a brief warm-up
- Update: Cold Weather Advisory issued tonight
- A bit of wintry mix before more cold arrives for the start of the work week
- A clipper system brings snow before another round of cold
- Light snow moving through Friday morning with another round on Sunday
- Couple of light snow chances heading into the weekend
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Cold temps continue this month
- Winter chill remains for a few more days before we finally get back to average
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Afternoon Update: Winter Weather Advisory cancelled as conditions dry out this afternoon
- A bout of lake effect snow for us as a big winter storm wallops places to the south
- The chill dominates the forecast for the foreseeable future
- 2024 was the hottest year on record in Milwaukee and one of the wettest
- December weather records show a warm month with below average rain and snow
- Leaving all the mild air behind as we start a new year...
- Colder air arrives to start 2025