Overview: After a rainy and cold start to the weekend, a high pressure system moves in causing clear skies and high temperatures in the mid 60s until Tuesday.
Today: Scattered showers remain in the area, decreasing in frequency as the day goes on. Temperatures hit the lower 50s as their warmest, along with strong winds out of the northwest at 15 mph with 25 mph gusts.
Tonight: Temperatures drop considerably as night falls, with portions of the Milwaukee area experiencing below-freezing temperatures at times. Skies clear by 10 p.m, along with winds blowing out of the north at 15 mph with 30 mph gusts.
Tomorrow: High pressure moves into the area, leading to clear skies and temperatures in the mid 40s. Winds slow down considerably, and shift to blowing out of the south at 5 mph with 10 mph gusts. Temperatures drop into the lower 40s, along with moderate winds out of the south at 10 mph with 18 mph gusts. Skies remain clear throughout the night, causing temperatures to drop even more in some areas.
Extended: Sunday is a similar story, with a high pressure system remaining in place over southern Wisconsin. Temperatures rise into the upper 50s, coupled with clear skies and winds out of the south at 15 mph. Monday temperatures rise into the lower 60s, along with winds out of the south at 5 mph. Skies start off sunny but become slightly cloudy during the day and into the night. Tuesday temperatures continue to heat up, reaching a high in the mid 60s. Clouds become significantly more prominent as the day goes on, along with winds off the lake at 5 mph.
