Extensive cloud cover Wednesday afternoon held temperatures area wide in
the mid and upper 40s. Skies will remain cloudy through much of
Wednesday evening, turning partly cloudy during the overnight.
Southwest winds will increase during the morning Thursday, gusting to
25-30mph during the afternoon. Cloud cover will also be on the
increase, but temperatures should still be able to rise into the upper
50s and low 60s.
A strong cold front will move in from the northwest during the evening
Thursday. Ahead of the front, a few light showers will be possible
during the early afternoon. By late afternoon, a line of showers and
isolated thunderstorms will develop along the front, moving through
southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. The rain Thursday will not be
as heavy, or last as long, as the soaking rain on Monday, with most
totals remaining around a quarter of an inch by Thursday evening.
The rain will come to an end from west to east between 6pm and 9pm
Thursday. Drier air arriving behind the front will quickly turn skies
partly cloudy by Friday morning. We should see plenty of sunshine
Friday with highs back in the mid 40s.
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