Three rounds of severe weather expected Monday in southeast Wisconsin

Southeastern Wisconsin, significantly areas west of Milwaukee, are anticipated to be hit with three rounds of extreme climate on April 28.

Within the early morning hours, scattered storms are doable, with giant hail being the principle concern, mentioned Taylor Patterson, a meteorologist with the Nationwide Climate Service workplace in Sullivan.

The primary spherical of storms could also be adopted by a lull within the afternoon, however a second spherical will come within the late afternoon and a 3rd within the night that features the possibility of tornadoes, Patterson mentioned.

It is anticipated to be windy and heat, with temperatures within the higher 70s. The possibility of heavy rain is not as sure.

“If we do not get a complete lot of storms growing, we’d find yourself being fairly dry,” Patterson mentioned.

Areas west and north of Milwaukee, like Wisconsin Dells, Madison and Sheboygan, will doubtless see extra rain but it surely’s nonetheless too quickly to say, in accordance with Patterson.

Beginning at about 3 p.m. on April 28, all extreme climate hazards are “on the desk,” Patterson mentioned, together with the possibility of tornadoes.

Storms will linger into the morning of April 29 till a chilly entrance strikes in. Temperatures are anticipated to drop after the storms into the higher 50s or mid 60s, Patterson mentioned.

The subsequent probability for rain and storms is the night time of April 30 or morning of Might 1.

This text initially appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Three rounds of severe weather expected Monday in southeast Wisconsin