Wet Weather Expected Today, Clear Skies Ahead for Weekend

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – Wet weather is on the way for today as a cold front sweeps across southern Wisconsin. Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected mainly during the morning hours, but drier air will start to move in by the afternoon.

According to meteorologists, clouds will linger through the early to middle afternoon before clearing later in the day. Temperatures are projected to stay steady in the lower to middle 60s.

Tomorrow promises more sunshine, yet temperatures will remain cool, with highs expected to reach the middle 60s. Another wave of low pressure will bring the chance for showers and thunderstorms by Thursday night, followed by quiet weather as high-pressure arrives.

As the weekend approaches, sunny conditions are forecast, although temperatures will stay below average, with highs in the 60s on both Saturday and Sunday. A slow warming trend is anticipated for early next week, with highs returning to the lower 70s on Monday and Tuesday.

Meanwhile, in PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM), Friday is set for a mix of sun and clouds. After a sunny start to the day, cloud cover emerged, leading to showers for the afternoon and evening. Showers are expected to continue into Saturday, with lighter rain possible tonight.

Saturday will likely start with wet surfaces, but by the afternoon, forecasters expect drier weather to set in, providing a better end to the weekend. High temperatures are forecast to struggle in the mid 60s.

In Geddes, N.Y., fairgoers can anticipate a blend of sun and scattered showers on Friday. Most rain is anticipated early in the morning and late at night, allowing for partly sunny conditions during peak fair hours.

The National Weather Service has indicated that temperatures could peak near 64 degrees, with the rest of the day remaining dry but breezy. As of now, more than 490,000 people have attended the fair, which will continue through Labor Day.