Another summer-like day with highs near 80 degrees in southeastern Wisconsin, slightly muggy conditions and a breezy SW wind at 10-20mph.  A few pop-up showers and thunderstorms are possible during the afternoon hours but this will not be a widespread rain event and thunderstorms should stay below severe limits.  A few spotty showers are still possible overnight as the cloud cover increases.

Wednesday will carry the best chance to see more widespread rain showers as colder air wraps around this huge area of low pressure.  Temperatures will be colder, in the 60s, and slightly cooler along Lake Michigan as a lake breeze sets up.  Rain totals through Thursday morning will be between a half an inch and an inch before skies start clearing Thursday afternoon.  It will be windy and colder with highs only in the upper 50s.

Friday will be cool for May with highs struggling to even reach 60 degrees but at least it will be mostly sunny.  We only warm up slightly on Saturday and the cloud cover will be increasing throughout the day ahead of our next weather-maker.  Slightly more unsettled weather moves into the forecast for Sunday and Monday of Memorial Day weekend with scattered chances of rain and thunderstorms.