Sunny stretch ahead for southeastern Wisconsin, with highs climbing into the 50s
Southeastern Wisconsin is heading into several quiet, sunny days, with highs in the upper 40s this weekend rising into the mid-50s next week and the next rain chance not arriving until Wednesday night.
A calm stretch of weather has settled over southeastern Wisconsin, and it is expected to hold for the next five days.
Skies should stay mostly sunny with light winds. Highs this weekend are in the upper 40s, then climb into the lower to middle 50s for much of the coming work week.
Mornings will still feel cold at first, with lows close to freezing for the next couple of days before the warming trend takes hold.
The daily outlook stays dry and bright through the middle of the week: sunny and about 49 on Sunday, sunny and 51 on Monday, and sunny and mild near 55 on Tuesday, followed by mostly sunny and 56 on Wednesday.
Rain is not expected until Wednesday night. Showers are possible on Thursday and Friday, but temperatures are expected to keep rising toward the end of the week, with highs near 58 both days.
