Hello Sauk Prairie, welcome to your AI generated fishing forecast.
Morning fog will gradually clear in Sauk Prairie, giving way to a mix of sun and clouds. Highs will reach the upper eighties, and while it may feel humid, expect only an isolated chance for a stray afternoon shower.
Here is the solunar and pressure trend forecast for today. Dropping pressure and moon events are excellent for fishing.
Severe weather is possible tonight as a line of storms moves through. The primary risks include strong, gusty winds and small hail, with the highest potential for severe conditions expected across western and central areas after midnight.
Widespread showers and thunderstorms are expected to move through the region overnight. Most areas will see activity develop after midnight, with the potential for heavy downpours and localized gusty winds as the system tracks from west to east.
Scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop across Sauk Prairie on Thursday morning. The chance for rain increases significantly by mid-morning, with additional rounds of storms likely during the evening hours as a more active weather pattern arrives.
Expect light to moderate winds over the next 48 hours. This is a breakdown of the wind forecast over the next couple of days.
and here is what the wind has been doing for the last 48 hours in Sauk Prairie.
Now a look at the national picture. These are the daily high temperatures for cities across the country.
Wednesday features partly cloudy skies with highs once again reaching the upper eighties. The air will feel uncomfortable due to high humidity, and while most stay dry, an isolated shower or thunderstorm remains possible throughout the day.
The risk for strong storms continues Wednesday, specifically during the evening and overnight hours. Gusty winds remain the main concern for the southern and eastern portions of the region as the weather system exits.
A transition to active weather begins Thursday, bringing frequent chances for scattered thunderstorms through the weekend. Temperatures will trend from the upper eighties down to around eighty degrees by Sunday, with morning showers gradually tapering off to start the new week.