Molly Bernard is a journalist for WISN-TV, specializing in local weather reporting for the Milwaukee area in Wisconsin. With a focus on providing accurate and timely weather updates, Molly keeps the community informed about current and upcoming weather conditions, helping viewers plan their days and stay prepared for any changes in the forecast.
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Still a cold start to the weekend, but it's not as cold as it has been! Highs top out in the 40s for the next few days.
Highs warm near 50 today and tomorrow. Then much colder air returns later this week.
A mild Monday, then temperatures tumble
The coldest air of the season arrives later this week.
Arctic blast headed our way overnight
Rain is likely late this afternoon and evening, but after a cold stretch -- road temps may still be below freezing when rain moves in. Meteorologist Molly Bernard explains.
Dense fog Sunday morning, with patchy fog hanging around into the early afternoon. Meteorologist Molly Bernard times out when fog will clear.
One dry day, then more snow is on the way. Several inches of snow expected Thursday and Friday. The heaviest snow could impact Thursday evening and Friday Morning's commute. Here's the latest from the Weather Watch 12 Team.
Lake effect snow band possible Friday bringing an additional inch of snow lakeside.
Warmer but windier Sunday, with highs back in the 30s. A system could bring a wintry mix and some slick spots to the area Monday.
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