Milwaukee weather: AM sun, PM clouds & Saturday showers

Five, six. In Fox 6, not on, but in. It's the end. As we take a look at the Fox 6 studios, well, actually, from the Fox 6 studios, at the parking lot this morning, things are pretty calm and easygoing. A little farther south looks all right as we check in with the Kenosha camp. Not much going on on the satellite and radar just yet. Now, some of these clouds will fill in throughout the day today, and the showers should arrive as we go through the overnight tonight. But high pressure in charge in the short term keeping us pretty calm. It has allowed things to cool down. It's a much more seasonal 44 right now. And from here, we will warm up a little bit today, but we don't have the same warming potential as recent days. Now, you do see those rain showers starting to head our way, and we may see some of that tonight in a light way, a bit more off and on throughout the day on Saturday. And then we actually settle down Sunday and warm up again next week. So let's go check it out with Sky Vision Plus. Now, short term, again, we're clear. We'll get a lot of sunshine early. A few more clouds by the time the parade starts at around 10 o'clock. But certainly not overcast, still getting some sunshine through. We stay on the cloudier side with some sunny breaks through the noon hour for the rally down at Henry Meyer Festival Park. And we stay dry right through the afternoon into the early evening. By late evening and overnight, there's a chance of showers. Doesn't look like things get too fired up. And then as we work our way through Saturday, yeah, we get a little busier here. Now, I think Saturday morning and midday might be the busiest for the rain. And then as we get a little closer to trick-or-treat hours, it becomes a little It's a little more scattered, so you just have to kind of pick the window that works in your neighborhood. Check out the app, track the radar, check back in with us, and hopefully you'll find a dry hour or so to get around to the neighbors and collect some of that candy. This is not going to be a major rainfall event, but we might pick up a quarter of an inch or so in some spots across our area. Then we dry up beautifully for our Sunday, and we enjoy a day with at least partly sunny skies. And milder temperatures as we start warming up all over again. Speaking of, today's high should be in the mid to upper 50s, which is typical for this time of year, pretty much spot on the average. And then we drop back down into the 40s, likely just a hair above average when it comes to that. Now, a good six or seven degrees above average, so I suppose notably warmer than the typical. But a more October-like feel, both a.m. and noon. And p.m. as compared to what we have had for most of the month now, skipping ahead a little bit here to look into next week, our next round of more notable rain will come through parts of late Monday into Tuesday and through parts of Tuesday into Wednesday, we get a lot more active next week, but we're also going to see this as an all rain event. We're not talking about snow yet anywhere in the. Wisconsin area, even up into the UP, this is still just a rain event, and we stay pretty mild through the late part of the week as we slowly start to turn off the rain showers. Getting into the following weekend. So for today, enjoy the sun early. The clouds take over late, 56 the high. Showers return to the forecast Saturday, high near 60. 66 on Sunday with some sunny breaks. It should be a beautiful day. Back to some more rain, but also warming up into the low to mid-60s Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. We return to Fox 6 Wake Up News on this Brewer's Victory Parade Day in just a couple of minutes.