Patchy fog and mild Wednesday, strong storms possible on Friday

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The early Spring continues with highs in the upper-40s and low-50s on Wednesday. Wednesday will feature some early morning fog due to the increase in humidity, calm winds, and melting snow adding to the moisture in the atmosphere. More clouds and fog are expected to be back for the Thursday morning commute. Friday will be the most active weather day this week, with rain likely across north central Wisconsin and a chance for the first severe thunderstorms of the season further south.

Why it matters

The changing weather patterns and potential for severe storms in the region are important for residents to be aware of as they plan their activities and prepare for any potential impacts.

The details

On Wednesday, the fog will lift as the morning goes along, and skies are expected to start out mainly cloudy early with clearing skies later in the day. Thursday will see more clouds and fog, with quick sprinkles possible further southeast. Friday will bring likely rain across north central Wisconsin, with a chance for the first severe thunderstorms of the season further south, depending on the position of a warm front.

• Wednesday morning will feature early fog that will lift as the day goes on.
• Thursday morning will see more clouds and fog, with a chance of quick sprinkles further southeast.
• Friday will be the most active weather day, with rain likely across north central Wisconsin and a chance for severe storms further south.

What’s next

If the threat for severe weather expands further north, then a First Alert Weather Day will need to be declared.