The umbrella would be a good companion today as rounds of rain showers and even a few thunderstorms are possible throughout the day.  Southeastern Wisconsin is now on the colder side of the area of low pressure that brought us the 80s for the last few days so high temperatures will drop into the low 60s.

Rain chances continue tonight as the winds increase, leaving a half an inch to almost an inch in the bucket by the time the rain ends by Thursday morning.  Skies will be clearing on Thursday afternoon but it will be a cool, windy and raw day with highs only in the mid-50s but feeling colder with the wind.

Clear skies on Thursday night will significantly drop overnight lows into the mid-30s away from Lake Michigan, so patchy frost is possible inland, cover up those sensitive plants!

Friday and Saturday will both be cool but dry with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies.  There are scattered chances for showers and T'storms on Sunday and Monday of Memorial Day weekend so keep that in mind for your holiday weekend plans, temperatures start to warm up after the weekend.