Hello Milwaukee, welcome to your AI generated fishing forecast.
Considerable cloudiness remains across Milwaukee through this afternoon with temperatures reaching the lower seventies. While we see more clouds than sun, a stray shower or thunderstorm is possible as moderate south-southwest winds continue at ten to twenty miles per hour.
Here is the solunar and pressure trend forecast for today. Dropping pressure and moon events are excellent for fishing.
Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening. The primary risks include damaging winds, large hail, and the potential for a tornado, particularly across central and western parts of the region.
Strong thunderstorms are expected to develop across the region this afternoon. Rain is most likely in central and northern areas, while southern locations face an isolated chance of a stray shower before more widespread activity arrives later.
Thunderstorms are expected to develop late tonight and continue into Tuesday morning. After a brief midday break, a second round of thunderstorms is expected Tuesday evening, bringing a chance for heavy rainfall and potential severe weather.
Occasional rain showers are likely throughout Wednesday, with scattered thunderstorms expected to develop during the afternoon. Overcast conditions persist into Wednesday night with a continued chance of showers as temperatures remain in the lower sixties.
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 Milwaukee.
A slight risk of severe storms is forecast for Milwaukee Tuesday evening. Thunderstorms are expected to develop after sunset, with the peak threat window occurring before midnight. Primary hazards include damaging winds and large hail.
Tuesday starts with a mix of clouds and sun before becoming cloudy. Morning highs in the upper sixties will fall toward the mid fifties by evening. Moderate winds shift from the west-southwest to the north-northeast throughout the day.
A very active spring pattern brings multiple rounds of thunderstorms through Saturday, including a severe threat Tuesday night. A sharp cooling trend arrives by Sunday, with temperatures dropping into the mid thirties and mid forties under partly cloudy skies.