Precipitation trend this week

The weather the remainder of the week should remain fairly quiet, but just like some experienced Tuesday night, even the slightest disturbance within the atmosphere could put a few kinks in the forecast. 

High pressure will dominate the skies Wednesday afternoon with temperatures climbing into the low 30's.  Clouds will be on the increase overnight into Thursday with a weak wave moving within the jet stream.  While moisture will be fairly limited in the atmosphere, there does remain a slight chance for a few flurries - especially across southern Wisconsin - Thursday. 

High pressure moves back into the Midwest

Thursday, but as a developing low pressure system moves into the Ohio River Valley Friday morning, a few light rain showers are not out of the question south of Rockford.  Each model run that comes in has been shifting the moisture on Friday a little further north and if high pressure is slow to move in, it's possible there could be a light wintry mix Friday morning.  Another cold front swings through Sunday night with cooler temperatures expected Monday.  There could also be some light snow during the afternoon as well.