A very weak disturbance to our west will bring partly to mostly cloudy skies and a slight chance for a spotty sprinkle (especially southwest) today but most of southeastern Wisconsin stays dry.  It will not be as breezy and temperatures will be slightly warmer than Friday, though without the sunshine it will feel cool for spring.  Mostly cloudy skies tonight will not help blanket overnight lows much, another night with low 40s can be expected.

The clouds break up slightly on Sunday but temps don't budge much, especially along Lake Michigan with an ESE wind.  Highs will be in the low 60s under partly cloudy skies and again there is a slight chance for a light rain shower.  The best chance for rain comes Sunday night and into Monday as a warm front approaches.  That won't help warm us up for Memorial Day, we'll still be stuck in the low 60s and with mostly cloudy skies and rain chances, it will again feel cold for May.

Rain showers and thunderstorms become more widespread Monday night as the warm front moves through, warming us up into the 70s on Tuesday and even some 80s by Wednesday.  Though active weather can be expected as the warmer weather pushes into southeastern Wisconsin with scattered chances of showers & T'storms.  The pick day of the week will be Thursday as mostly sunny skies and widespread 70s are expected before unsettled weather returns for Friday.