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Though a weak low pressure system is expected to move through the Midwest Saturday night, the nice conditions look to continue through Monday. However, starting later Monday through Wednesday of next week, we'll see our next chance for rain. After that, we cool down.
After a pleasant weekend, with plenty of sunshine on both Saturday and Sunday, the nice conditions look to stick around through most of the day on Monday. Clouds are going to slowly increase ahead of our next rain makers which may also bring the chance for severe weather Tuesday evening.
MADISON (WKOW) -- Expected to begin in mid May, thousands of periodical cicadas from Brood XIII (13) will emerge across southern Wisconsin. At the same time, Brood XIX (19) cicadas found across parts of the Midwest will also emerge; a co-emergence that hasn't occurred since the early 1800s.
A cold front is sliding through the Midwest and in doing so, it'll push the rain off to our east as we head overnight into Friday. To end the work week and through the upcoming weekend, weather conditions will be nice but temperatures are going to be cooler. Some folks could be dealing with frost Friday night and Saturday.
As we look to end the work week and kick off the second to last weekend of April, a bit of cooler air is expected to make its way south across parts of Wisconsin. A fresh batch of freeze warnings have been issued for several counties ahead of a chillier Saturday.
As we look towards your Saturday night, cooler air along with clearing skies are going to allow for temperatures to dip back into the low to mid 30s prompting another round of freeze warnings. As we look ahead to next week, overnight lows will once again flirt with freezing before the next weekend.
A high pressure system will continue to keep our sky conditions clear for the rest of Wednesday into Thursday. Because of cooler air being overhead as well, our overnight lows may dip to freezing once again which is why several counties across southern Wisconsin are under a freeze watch. Beyond Thursday, we gear up for three days of showers, thunderstorms along with a chance for severe weather.
A strong low pressure system is moving through the Midwest as we go through Saturday, with the center of the low over parts of northwestern Wisconsin. As we move into Saturday evening, there's a chance for severe weather as this low moves northeast however, we'll continue to see the chance for showers and storms through the start of next week.
Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and Green counties are under a tornado watch until 12am Sunday.
As another low moves through the Midwest, showers and thunderstorms will continue to impact southern Wisconsin as we end the weekend. Looking ahead to next week, there's multiple chances for showers and storms which will greatly help our ongoing drought.
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