The southeast Wisconsin, Waukesha and Milwaukee forecast for the rest of your Thursday will be brisk for this time of year. Gradually, we'll see some sun, but it's not going to happen quickly for all of us. Highs will struggle to make it into the mid-50's.

Tonight, it's going to be cold. Our average low temperature is near 50 now, but we're going down into the 30's. To be exact, our lows will bottom out in the upper-30's for our lakefront communities and Milwaukee temperatures, and mid-30's for Waukesha's temperature and our inland areas. When we talk about temperatures in the mid-30's, that means we can't rule out the threat of some patchy frost away from Lake Michigan. Skies should be mostly clear for most of the night.

We have another storm system heading our way for the weekend. Now it's not going to warm us up much ahead of it.

Saturday, we're going to have a slight chance of a shower, but most of the day will be fine, though cool. Highs will top out in the upper-50's for our lakefront communities and Milwaukee temperatures, and low-60's for Waukesha's temperature and our inland areas.

There will be another slight chance of showers Saturday night.

The chance of rain continues into Sunday as well. Again, don't expect much in the way of heat with highs will topping out around 60 for our lakefront communities and Milwaukee temperatures, and low-60's for Waukesha's temperature and our inland areas.

The chance of rain continues Sunday night.

Monday, yes, the chance of rain will continue, but it will not rain the whole day if it does. Things still won't be that warm, especially by Lake Michigan with highs will topping out around 60 for our lakefront communities and Milwaukee temperatures, and low-60's for Waukesha's temperature and our inland areas.

We'll finally start warming things up closer to normal AFTER the holiday weekend. Not very good timing on that.