Wisconsin Experiences Mid-Autumn Chill
A change in the weather pattern is expected over the coming days, with a shift towards a more typical late-summer pattern. However, temperatures are expected to remain below seasonal averages under the influence of lingering Canadian troughing.
As we look ahead, high pressure will slowly build in, providing drier weather by late Saturday into Sunday. This high pressure will shift east early next week, allowing southerly winds to return and bring about gradual warming.
On Thursday, a low-pressure system will move rapidly through Wisconsin, enhancing rainfall coverage before lifting northeast into Canada. This system will also reinforce a broad cyclonic flow across the Great Lakes, keeping the region unsettled. The cold front accompanying this system will usher in cooler air, with inland lows dropping near 40°F by Thursday morning.
Unfortunately, another round of storms is expected for Thursday night, as another strong disturbance brings widespread showers and isolated thunderstorms.
Despite these temporary changes, cooler-than-normal conditions are expected to persist through the weekend. The weather is predicted to remain below-normal through next week, offering little respite from the current chill.
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Stay tuned for more updates as we monitor the weather situation in Madison and the surrounding areas.
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