Milwaukee weather: Calm night, mild Monday

Rob, I would like a poll about the uniforms because I like to bring back the retros. That's as deep as I get into the lineup of the team. The retro stuff is fun, though. I love it when they go back and, you know, dig up those old looks for sure. Perhaps the offensive line needs a little defense from our, you know. Our viewers there, we need to shore it up a little. It's not looking so good right now, but you've got the colors on, so I appreciate that. You're obviously, you know, hinting at your preference for uniforms. But as we take a look at our day today, Mother Nature also providing some colors for us, almost as bright as Mary is tonight, looking at that beautiful color there right along the horizon. And just a little bit, I'll run a time lapse on this sunset. It'll be absolutely stunning as we look off to the west here. From our Fox 6 studios cam, there's another great shot. As we look out over the city from our Estabrook Park tower cam right now, it's 57. The dew point has dropped down to 37, but that's not all that dry for the first week or so of November. And so that will help us to shore up overnight temperatures a bit. Now, the current wind speeds are still a little noticeable, five to maybe 15 miles per hour. But they've definitely come down through the course of the day. If you look at the last 12 hours, it got pretty breezy for a little bit there. And in the last couple. Couple of hours or so we've really seen some steady improvement and that will continue to ease up and actually become pretty calm as we go through the late evening and overnight tonight. Of course, air temperatures will fall. We'll get down into the 30s, but that's still a good half dozen degrees or more warmer than the average low for this time of year. Now, from a statewide point of view, our satellite and radar couldn't be much cleaner. There's barely anything on it in our neighborhood. Pretty much right across the Badgerland. Things are nice and clear. Great evening. If you want to get out away from the lights of the city, do some stargazing. Even that moon is almost fully gone. We're down to a few fractions of a percentage left of that waning crescent. It will be a new moon as we roll on into our Monday, which makes it easier to see a lot of the other stellar objects up there. Now, if we look at the surface map here, you see the cold front that has slid to our south and east. High pressure is building in here, but there's a warm front right in behind that. So air temperatures don't really suffer much. In fact, we'll get another pretty mild Monday and Tuesday before kind of a course correction later in the week. And we'll talk a bit more about that and what's causing some of that coming up in just a few minutes. But let's go ahead here with Sky Vision Plus, show you tomorrow's weather today. And what you'll see is that northwest breeze, again, calming. As we go through the overnight and into our Monday morning and then a few clouds Monday, but a southwest breeze with that warm front pushing through and that'll bump those temperatures up. Then we do clear out again on Tuesday. Still very mild conditions for Tuesday. Still well above average and still dry even as we head on into Tuesday night. As far as the numbers go, we'll dip down into the low to mid-30s tonight. But low 30s, even upper 20s is pretty typical for this time of year. And from there, we'll push back into the mid to upper 50s, maybe one or two 60s as we get into Monday afternoon. It'll be another mild night for Monday night. And then we go even warmer on Tuesday afternoon, getting a few spots up into the low 60s. If we rewind and zoom out here a little bit with the exclusive Fox Weather model, you see a nice calm day, a nice calm night, followed by a nice calm day on Monday, and we keep that going on into our Tuesday. Now, the pattern is going to shift a little bit as we go into the longer range. Some colder air is going to slide into the area along with some precipitation. I think we'll get into some rain by mid to late day on Wednesday. That'll be a straight-up rain, and then some lake effect will wrap in along with this colder air, And that'll likely generate some lake effect showers. Possibly mixing in with a few snowflakes as we cool down through parts of Wednesday night and Thursday, but it's not going to stick around. Our soil is far too warm for that. Our Fox 6 Day Planner looking at some upper 50s and low 60s today, or rather for Monday and Tuesday, and then we dip a little low 50s Wednesday back into the 40s Thursday and Friday, warming back up to some mid to upper 40s, pushing 50 by the weekend.