A tornado watch has just been issued for Walworth, Jefferson and Dodge counties until 3AM. There is a complex of storms moving out of Illinois right now. The main threat with these storms are some damaging wind and possibly a little hail, but there's a very small chance of a quick spin-up of a tornado. That risk is very small, but the tornado watch has been issued by the Storm Prediction Center just in case.

The southeast Wisconsin, Waukesha and Milwaukee forecast for your Sunday night has the leading edge of the unsettled weather rolling through.  There is plenty of activity to the west, and this will affect parts of the area later tonight. Don't be surprised if the thunder wakes you up late. Overnight lows will bottom out in the low-60's with mostly cloudy skies.

We are going to keep the unsettled stretch going for days with a front just hanging around the area. Storms may be hanging around the area on Monday morning, then there's probably going to be a break. If we can rebound the atmosphere and warm things up enough, we may pop some more scattered storms on Monday afternoon again. With the atmosphere unstable, any storm that would develop has a slight chance of being severe. Highs will top out in the upper-70's to around 80 with things becoming cooler by the lake at times.

With the slow moving low and that front hanging around the area, more rounds of storms will probably be rolling through at times Monday night. Some of these have the slight risk of being severe. That doesn't mean a constant rain, just occasional storms with lows around 60.

Tuesday, more rounds of showers and storms will also roll on through with highs in the low- to mid-70's.

Same with Tuesday night with the rain.

Wednesday, same story with highs in the mid-60's for our lakefront communities and Milwaukee temperatures and around 70 for Waukesha and inland temperatures.

These occasional storms will continue through Thursday. Through this whole thing, some people may end up with 1-2 inches of rain with locally higher amounts. Keep that in mind. We don't need any more rain.