More Severe Storms Possible Tues. & Wed.

Multiple rounds of rain and storms are expected through midweek, bringing 1-3 inches of total rainfall.

  • Severe storms are possible Today and Wednesday
  • Severe weather potential has ended for the remainder of the overnight hours
  • This Afternoon through Tonight:
    • Isolated to scattered severe storms in the afternoon/early evening.
      • All hazards are possible: large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes and flooding. 
  • This evening/night a north-south line of strong to severe storms will move through southern Wisconsin.
    • Damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are the primary threat
  • Training storm potential will exacerbate flooding concerns.
  • Wednesday:
    • Uncertainty remains on strong to severe storm chances.
    • If conditions remain cooler with overcast skies, the chances for strong storms diminish. 
      • Small hail and flooding are the main concerns.
    • If skies remain clear and temperatures warm, severe storm chances increase. 
      • All hazards are possible: large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes and flooding.

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