Alexis Staniec

A change is our weather pattern is finally here! After lacking significantly in rain during the month of May -- so much so that our plethora of precipitation from April has finally dried out -- we have entered our wettest month of the year rain wise and are expected to see showers and storms to finish the work week.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- In this week's CBS 58 Hometowns, we're heading to the lakefront for the return of a beloved annual event.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- In this week's CBS 58 Hometowns, we're heading to the lakefront for the return of a beloved annual event. Alexis Staniec is live at Henry Maier Festival Park as PrideFest kicks off

After early week severe weather across the state, high pressure has returned in control of our weather and has brought in clear skies and plenty of sunshine for this Wednesday. If you are heading to Green Bay for training camp, it'll be great!

A northeast wind is pushing through this morning keeping temps on the cooler end with morning lows into the 60s. However, dew points have jumped up into the upper 60s, and with those being near the air temperature, patchy fog has developed and will stick around reducing visibility until around 8am. High pressure is otherwise keeping us quiet early today and helping bring in the onshore wind, so highs stay into the mid-70s.

Low pressure has developed off to our west this morning, bringing in multiple rounds of storms expected for this Friday. A warm front is lifting with this system, bringing in a southwest wind and allowing our temps to warm back to the upper 70s today. This will also help usher in more humidity, which will be what fuels the stronger storms tonight.

8:30 PM Update: The overall severe threat looks to be over. The atmosphere has been used up, so over the next few hours expect some chances for some showers and storms, but

High pressure has taken control of our weather and is bringing in quiet conditions for today and tomorrow. Both days will bring sunshine and clouds with a very small chance for a passing sprinkle, but most areas stay dry. High pressure is also keeping us away from any humidity for the rest of the work week.

It's a touch cooler to begin today with temps in the low 60s and upper 50s, but as high pressure has moved in, so has dry air which is keeping dew point temperatures cooler in the upper 50s. With both temperatures very close together, patchy fog has been able to develop areas west of Milwaukee, so expect reduced visibility until the fog lifts closer to noon.

WALWORTH COUNTY, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Wisconsin has no shortage of county fairs and this week, the Walworth County Fair returns to Elkhorn. CBS 58's Alexis Staniec was live at the fairgrounds on Sept. 3, as part of this week's CBS 58's Hometowns LIVE.