Severe Storms & Fog: First Alert Day in South Central Wisconsin
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South Central Wisconsin braces for severe weather this week, with a low-pressure system from the Upper Midwest bringing thick clouds, high humidity, and dense fog. A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until nine AM, followed by rain showers later today. Instability will build, setting the stage for strong to severe thunderstorms tonight, potentially bringing damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes. The First Alert Meteorologists have flagged today as a First Alert Day due to the serious severe weather risk. The unseasonably mild setup from the warm front is fueling the potential for rough storms later. Tomorrow, Saturday, the trailing cold front will push through the state, shifting winds and dropping rain chances. Sunday and Monday should be calmer with high pressure bringing sunshine and highs climbing into the lower to middle sixties. Another system approaches Tuesday and Wednesday, possibly bringing clouds and rain with temps back to the middle fifties.
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