Videocast: Cooler with On and Off Showers Saturday

Saturday you don’t want to forget the umbrella. Rain chances are likely all day but don’t worry it is not a washout as there will be pockets of dry time. Temperatures will fall below average highs in the 60s.

Updated: 10:26 PM CDT Jun 3, 2022

Videocast: Cooler with On and Off Showers Saturday

Saturday you don’t want to forget the umbrella. Rain chances are likely all day but don’t worry it is not a washout as there will be pockets of dry time. Temperatures will fall below average highs in the 60s.

Updated: 10:26 PM CDT Jun 3, 2022

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AND MINNESOTA ON WEATHERWATCH 12 NOW WET WEATHER FOR THE WEEKEND, BUT DODGYT I WON’T BE A WASHO.UT IT WON’T BE A WASHOUT, BUT WE STILL HAVE TO STAY ON OUR TOES AND KEEP OUR EYE TO THE SKY AS WE’LL BE TRACKING OUT THE CHANCE FOR SOME ON. OFF SHOWER, SO AS AN ACTIVE PATTERN AS WE HEAD THROUGH THIS WEEKEND COOLER, RAINY AND EVEN LOOKING AT SOME CLOUDS AS WE CKKI OFF OUR SATURDAY NOW, LET’S LOOK AT THE GOOD NSEW OVER THE STPA THREE DAYS INCLUDING TODAY WE HAV BEEN IN THE 70S 74 JUNE 1ST SEVENTY EIGHT ON THE SECOND AND TODAY. WE ALSO HIT A HIGH OF 78 DEGREES. I HOPE YOUOT G THE BEST OF THAT MADE THE BEST OF THAT WEATHER BECAUSE WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE THESE TEMPERATURES FALL WITH THIS RAIN TTHA I’M TRACKING OUT. HERE’S A LOOK AT TOMORROW’’ HIGHS MILWAEE 6UK5 DEGREES LOW 60S IN A PORT WASHINGTON AS WELL AS WEST BEND SITTING AT 62 AND EAGLE AND 62 IN JOHNSON CREEK AND IT COMES WITH ONCE AGAIN CLOUD COVER AND RAIN NOW, HERE’S ONE OF OUR MODELS SHOWING US SOME RAIN POTENTIALLY IN THE MORNING HOURS AND IT SEE LMSIKE MOST OF THIS IS INTERSTATE 94 ON CELL SO IF YOU’RE IN PORT WASHINGTON SHEBOYGAN FOND 9 AM YOU SHOULD BE ON THE DRY SIDE EVENTUALLY GETTING SOME SHOWERS IN THE AREA LATER ON IN THE DAY. WE ARE GOINGO T BE BATTLING SOME DRY AIR. SO IF THE DRY AIR WINDS WE N’W’T SEE AMUS CH SHOWER ACTIVITY IN THE MORNING HOURS, BUT IF THAT DRYIR A LOSES WE COULD SEE A BIT MORE SHOWER ACTIVITY SAY AROUND NI ANEM THAT WLIL CONTINUE INTO THE 12 PM HOUR THEN WE START TO ESE SEOM BREAKS IN THIS ACTIVITY. THERE WILL BE DRY TIMEOR F YOUR SATURDAY, BUT THEN IT PKSIC BACK UP AS WE HEAD INTO THE LATE EVENING. AND INTO YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT BY 9 PM WILL EVEN GET SOME POCTSKE OF MODERATE RAIN. POTENTIALLY. LET’S GET MAINLY TO THE SOUTH IS WE’RE GOING TO SEE SOME OF THAT STEADIER RAIN TO START BUT CHECK THIS OUT ASUR O MOISTURE CONTUEINS TO MOVE THROUGH ON THE OVERNIGHT SATURDAY AND A SUNYDA THEN WE START TO NOTICE THE HEAVIEST AND MOST CONSISTENT OF THAT RNAI OVERNIGHT INTO OUR SUNDAY MORNING NORTH OF INTERSTATE 94. SO EVERYONE WANTS TO HAVE TO BE WHETHER AWARE AS THERE WILL SOME WET WEATHER. LODGE IN TERMS OF AMOUNTS A HALF AN IHNC TO INCH OR POSSIBLE AND THE STEADIEST RAIN ONCEGA AIN LATE SATURDAY NIGHT INTO OUR SUNDAY MORNING. WE ARE LOOKING AT AN IMPACT DAY FOR TOMORROW AND SUNDAY NOW AS WE TALK AUTBO RAIN YESTERDAY, NO RAIN, AND WE’RE NOT TTHA FAR BELOW AVERAGE FROM AVERAGE. WE ARE ONLY AUTBO AN INCH BELOW NORMAL YEAR-TO-DATE. WE’VE ALREADY PICKED UP OVER 12 INCHESF O RAIN, SO THAT IS GREAT NE WS. AND WE ARE SLLTI LOOKING AT SOME ABNORMALLY DRY CONDITIONS, BUT NO DROUGHT CONDITISON THIS TIME LAST YEAR. WE HAD A SEVERE DROUGHT HERE IN MILWAUKEE CNTOUY AND EVEN EXTENDING IN A PORTIONS OF RACINE AND KENOSHA. SO THIS RAINILL W KEEP US AWAY FROM ANY DROUGHT CONDITIONS IMPACT DAY TOMORROW. ON CE AGAIN, YOU WANT TO HAVE THAT JACKET WITH YOU THAT HAS A HOOD AND THAT MIGHT ONCE AGAIN KEEP YOU ON THE SIDE, IF NOT, JUST GRAB THE UMBREALL MONDAY THOSE CLOUDS STICK AROUND 68 DEGREES WHIT SOME SHOWER POTENTIAL POSSIBLE, BUT WE REALLY SEE CLEARING AS WE HEAD INTO OUR TUESDAY. YOU CAN GRAB THE SUNGLASSES ONCE AGAIN HIGHS IN THE LOW 70S AND TRYING TO HOLD THAT 70 DEGREE WEATHER AS WE HEAD I

Videocast: Cooler with On and Off Showers Saturday

Saturday you don’t want to forget the umbrella. Rain chances are likely all day but don’t worry it is not a washout as there will be pockets of dry time. Temperatures will fall below average highs in the 60s.

Updated: 10:26 PM CDT Jun 3, 2022