- Spring starts on Tuesday, but Mother Nature says 'not so fast'
- More like winter than spring as we start a new season on Tuesday
- A couple of seasons in this St. Patrick's Day weekend forecast
- Drying out for a while after a super soggy Thursday
- Rain is likely throughout Thursday
- Isolated showers possible Wednesday with a round of soaking rain and storms Thursday
- Another windy and warm day with rain chances arriving for the second half of the week
- Warm and windy to kick off the new work week
- Quiet, cool weather as we spring forward to Daylight Saving Time on Sunday
- Breezy Friday with scattered showers
- Another soaking rain on the way Friday
- More clouds Thursday ahead of a cold rain on Friday
- Meteorological winter goes into the record books as the warmest in recorded history
- Evening Update: Strong storms remains possible, but the overall risk is low.
- Rain and storms likely Monday evening into Monday night
- Sunday breezes bringing more warmth & fire dangers; Monday rain to follow
- Our quiet weather lasts through the weekend before the forecast turns unsettled
- Record setting February comes to an end
- Leaping Over Weather Stats on This Day in Weather History
- Record-smashing warmth is long gone with a winter chill briefly returning
- Tornado Watch for Racine, Kenosha, and Walworth counties has been canceled.
- Sun to storms to snow in just a few days
- Quite the wild weather ride this week with sun, storms, and snow
- No stopping these crazy temp swings through next week at least
- Lake effect remains possible overnight for Racine, Kenosha, and Milwaukee counties.
- Strong cold front to bring brief drop in temps and a batch of snow showers on Friday
- Warm February weather
- Warmth is back and sticks around through the end of February
- Measly Lake Michigan ice coverage as yearly trends show less ice
- A quiet Presidents' Day forecast extends into much of this coming week
- Deep freeze to start the weekend but more mild air on the horizon
- Coldest air in nearly a month returns to southeast Wisconsin
- Thursday Mid-Morning Update: Snow is over but wind is picking up
- Chance for accumulating snow increasing Thursday morning
- Mother Nature gives us reminders this week we're very much still in winter
- Recapping the records from this week and a look ahead at continued warmth
- Everything you need to know about Thursday's historic February tornadoes
- Afternoon Update: Storms firing near the Mississippi River could be strong to severe this evening
- Midday Update: On both record and storm watch over the next couple of days
- The groundhog may have had it right -- 50 degrees coming our way very soon
- Rare freezing fog advisory in effect Monday morning
- Evening Update: Freezing Fog Advisory issued for several SE WI counties through Monday morning
- Nothing but warmer than normal temps for the next week
- Chances for sun get better by the end of the weekend
- January goes into the record books mild and wet as we get ready for a longer February
- February starting like January is ending
- Sprinkles and flurries possible Tuesday but overall precipitation chances lacking
- Looks like our January thaw will extend right into February
- Breaking out of the fog and keeping the mild temperatures all week
- Low clouds, fog keeping us on the mild side of things
- Evening Update: Rain tapers off, but dense fog returns
- Dense Fog Advisory extended into the evening
- Shifting focus from wintry mix to rain showers the next couple of days
- Dense Fog Advisory Issued Until 10 AM Wednesday
- Update: Winter Weather Advisory Issued for Tuesday
- Getting out of the deep freeze but heading into some wintry bouts of precip
- One more cold weekend to endure then temps take off
- Wind Chill Advisory for some, along with a chilly weekend -- then warmer temps ahead
- Light, fluffy, accumulating snow returns for everyone Thursday night
- Cold gets a bit better but snow chances return
- Cold air continues with dangerous wind chills through the middle of the week
- Wind chill advisory extended to Wednesday morning as cold air continues
- Dangerously cold wind chills continue for the first half of the week
- Get ready for what could very well be the coldest week of the season
- Another quick round of snow followed by brutal cold for the first half of next week
- Saturday Late Morning Update: A little more snow, a lot of cold coming!!
- Blizzard Warning issued for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan Counties from 5 p.m. Friday to 3 a.m. Saturday
- Blizzard Warning until 3 AM for Fond du Lac and Sheboygan counties. Winter storm warnings continue overnight.
- Winter Storm Warning issued for all of southeast Wisconsin ahead of powerful winter storm
- Heavy snow and near whiteout conditions expected Friday into Saturday
- Winter Storm Watch issued for entire area head of Friday's powerful snowstorm
- Another round of light snow arrives Wednesday night
- Late Evening Update: Snow will come to an end after midnight
- First major snowstorm of winter arrives Monday night
- Winter Storm Watch issued ahead of Tuesday's impactful storm
- The calm before the winter storm(s)
- Evening update: Snow tapering to flurries, but we're already eyeing the next snowmaker
- Light snow on the way for Saturday with more chances next week
- Sunshine returns today but won't stick around for long
- 2023 goes down as the warmest year on record but behind on precipitation
- Warmest and least snowy December on record
- We certainly felt the heat in 2023!
- Afternoon Update: Light snow comes to an end this evening
- One little bout of wintry weather before we start a new year
- Drizzle ends early today, but eyeing a snow chance to end the year
- A soggy Thursday continues
- A bit of wintry weather to round out the year
- A gradual slide to normal temperatures into the new year
- After a mild Christmas, temps stay on the warm side for a little longer
- Tracking rain and warmth for Christmas Day
- Still looking for that White Christmas? Keep dreaming...
- A damp and mild Christmas weekend on the way
- Rain chances return Friday with a soggy Christmas Day on tap
- Winter is officially here but it's not feeling like it
- Slowly warming the rest of the week with very mild air on tap for Christmas
- After a quick temperature tumble, we're bouncing back as hopes dash for a White Christmas
- Bracing for a wet Christmas
- Strong winds, cold air, and a few snow showers greet us to start the work week
- One more mild day then tumbling temps, chance for light snow into early week
- Dense Fog Advisory issued through early Sunday as drizzle and fog continue overnight
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