Southeast Wisconsin Weather: Isolated Showers and Afternoon Storms Expected Sunday

MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Residents in southeast Wisconsin should prepare for a mix of dry spells and passing showers on Sunday, with a chance for afternoon thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

Sunday Forecast

The day will start with a few morning showers, but much of the morning is expected to remain dry. Forecasters say mild and humid conditions will continue, with highs reaching around 75 degrees.

By the afternoon, scattered storms could develop, though rainfall is expected to be hit-or-miss.

Sunday Night Outlook

Clouds will linger into the evening with a chance for showers overnight. Lows are forecast to dip to about 62 degrees.

Early Week Weather

The start of the week looks somewhat calmer. Monday morning should bring drier conditions, though forecasters note the possibility of light sprinkles. By the afternoon, another round of storms could develop, keeping weather unsettled into early week.

With isolated storms in the forecast, southeast Wisconsin residents are encouraged to keep rain gear handy and remain alert for changing conditions. For more Wisconsin weather updates and safety alerts, follow ChicagoMusicGuide.com.