Milwaukee weather: Rain showers and a possible mix is likely

I mean, with the weather this weekend, I don't know who would want to run outside considering how cold we're going to get. But, hey, if you do go out there, you need to bundle up for sure. Maybe not too much of the layers because you will start to heat up a little more. We got to 51 degrees today, but that may be the last day that we see 50s because heading into tomorrow, 40s is what we're going to be expecting. 49 is what temperatures are right now. It feels more like 45 outdoors, and our dew points now are at 42. Wind is from the north at 10 miles per hour. We have started to pick up with our wind speeds as well. So that is going to indicate how much more of this strong wind we're going to see. So or not even see to feel because tomorrow is going to be very windy, not breezy. Windy. Looking at our temperatures here, we see that everybody is in the 40s. We got one area that's lower 40s, two areas at least, or just the northern communities, I should say, in the lower 40s. Then just south of that, we're all in the mid to upper 40s. We are dropping slowly with our temperatures. We will spend quite a bit of time in the 40s, at least mid to upper 40s, before we officially fall to the 30s tonight. Looking at our temperatures and how they've changed, at this point, even though temperatures are dropping, We're still trending warmer right now. 8 degrees warmer in Watertown, 7 degrees warmer in Waukesha, and then we're looking at 3 degrees warmer here in Milwaukee. There's a handful of spots where we are trending just a little bit cooler, and that is Racine as well as even Sheboygan. Looking at those temperatures and how they'll trend throughout the night. See, I told you we're going to stay in the 40s a little while longer. It's not until really after midnight, and that's a couple hours after midnight, where we'll start to have those temperatures falling to the 30s. So with temperatures in the 30s, we're going to be a little above our freezing mark for tonight. So that's going to be okay. But this may be the last night where we actually have that as a trend. We have the cold front that has passed at this point. So now all of the drier air is going to settle in a little bit more. You do start to see a little. A little bit more of those flurries just to our northern communities. We're overall steering clear from that for now. We could see maybe a few flurries in our forecast tomorrow, but honestly, the focus will be the light rain that we receive. Let's take a look here on our Sky Vision Plus. So going throughout the night, we're going to be drying up a little more. Heading into Thursday morning, you see here there is a rain to snow mix. Now, what does that mean? Does it mean we're going to see snow? You may see a few little flakes, but that's going to be mixed in with the rain that we see. It's also going to melt as soon as it hits the ground because we are going to be above our freezing mark, especially as our highs start to warm up or we warm up to our high temperatures throughout the day. That is going to melt whatever snow that we will see. Now, heading throughout the afternoon, we will keep that rain as a possibility. possibility by those lakeside communities. So it could be areas that are going to stay dry, completely dry inland, but your neighbors that are staying by the lake could see a little bit more of that rain. Just be prepared for some light rain overall. We're not going to be expecting heavy rain or any severe weather. We do keep that heavier rain, though, to stay over the lake even as we head into Friday's forecast. But Friday's looking to be much better for us. We will start to dry out more on Friday, but really the sunshine starts to come into play on Saturday. Temperatures warm to the mid to upper 40s and then Monday and Tuesday we're back in the 50s and we keep that sunshine going.