3 Things To Know:
- Expect sunshine and warm temperatures today, with highs in the 80s.
- Elevated fire weather conditions are possible tomorrow in northwest Wisconsin.
- Showers and thunderstorms may develop Tuesday night, primarily affecting east-central MN and northwest WI.
Weather Overview
The weather in northwest Wisconsin is shaping up to be a warm and pleasant day ahead. As a cold front moves through, we can expect clearing skies and temperatures rising into the 80s this afternoon. While moisture levels are up, models suggest that there may not be enough instability for storms to develop in our region today.
With the front moving through, we should see some warmer air settling into the area tonight. However, light winds may lead to some patchy fog forming overnight, although widespread dense fog is not anticipated.
Tuesday: A Warm and Dry Day
Tomorrow looks to be another warm day with dry conditions expected throughout most of northwest Wisconsin. Be aware that elevated fire weather risks may emerge due to low relative humidity and breezy conditions, particularly in the afternoon. The forecast indicates that relative humidity could dip between 25 to 30 percent, combined with gusty winds reaching 20 mph.
Rain and Thunderstorm Chances on the Horizon
As we move into Tuesday night, the potential for scattered showers and thunderstorms increases, especially in east-central Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin. While there may not be enough instability for severe storms, some localized rain is likely. It’s a situation worth monitoring as the storms’ exact paths can differ in models, but our region appears to have the best chances for rain.
Looking Ahead: More Thunderstorms
Heading into the latter part of the week, we might see a pattern of warm weather with intermittent rain and storm chances through the weekend. The models suggest a chaotic weather pattern that could align to bring some rainfall, but widespread soaking rains do not seem imminent at this time. It’s important to stay informed, as conditions can change.
As of now, conditions look favorable for warm weather, so take advantage of it responsibly, especially with potential fire risks.
For updated forecasts where you live check out our Forecasts Page.
Source: NWS DLH Area Forecast Discussion, issued 2026-08-31T17:54:00+00:00.
