Sunday will start with a bit of patchy morning fog before we see mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies for the majority of the day.  There is a very slim chance for a morning shower if storms in Iowa hold together but that will be a quick chance and most of us will stay dry.  It will be warmer with a bit more humidity as a warm front approaches but a persistent SE wind will keep things cooler at the lake while inland locations near 80 degrees today.

Showers and thunderstorms will develop along the warm front as it moves through tonight, some of these storms could be on the stronger side heading into Monday morning.  We will catch a break in the action on Monday before another round of showers and thunderstorms develop into the afternoon and evening hours.  Any storm that develops then has a slight chance of being strong to severe with the potential for hail, strong wind gusts and heavy downpours.

Southeastern Wisconsin is still in the active area on Tuesday, so stronger storms with heavy rain are still possible.  Colder air wraps in as this system slowly slides eastward, so while rain chances are still expected on Wednesday and Thursday, thunderstorm chances will diminish.  By the time this system exits, many locations will have a good two inches of rain with higher amounts possible from thunderstorms.

Drier but colder air returns for Friday and into the weekend.