The weekend is shaping up to be pretty nice in southeastern Wisconsin after some patchy morning fog and clouds on this Saturday morning.  Temperatures will be seasonable, in the 60s along Lake Michigan and low 70s inland with partly cloudy skies.  There is a very slim chance for a sprinkle but most of us stay dry through the majority of the weekend.  It will be a mild night with overnight lows in the 50s and partly to mostly cloudy skies.

Sunday looks to be the warmer day with more sunshine and temps touching 80 degrees away from the lake.  It will be slightly breezy with a SE wind at 10-15mph, keeping lakefront locations in the 70s, but again a mostly dry day.

A warm front rolls in on Sunday night, bringing increasing chances for rain showers and even some thunderstorms Sunday night.  Everyone warms into the upper 70s and low 80s on Monday thanks to the influence of the warm front but that will set the stage for more showers and even some stronger storms to develop on Monday.  Cooler air moves in behind these storms by Tuesday but the weather pattern stays active and there are good chances for rain through Thursday.  High temps will be colder by next weekend, only in the low 60s and upper 50s but we dry out by Friday.