Record low temperatures could be challenged in parts of the Northland Monday night as clear skies and calm winds cool the region to the single digits and teens. A high-pressure system will bring plenty of sunshine Tuesday, as a light southerly wind will help to warm highs to the 30s and low 40s.

NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR APRIL 7, 2026:

#Record low #temperatures could be challenged in parts of the #Northland Monday night as #clear skies and #calm #winds cool the region to the single digits and teens.

A high-pressure system will bring plenty of #sunshine […]

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Map highlighting south central Wisconsin, mainly areas north and west of Madison. There will be a small chance for icing mainly on elevated surfaces. Precip will start around 10 PM Tuesday to 1 AM Wednesday and end around 4-7 AM Wednesday.

There will be a chance for a light wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain late Tuesday into Wednesday morning across south central Wisconsin. Temperatures will warm into Wednesday morning, leading to all rain as precip exits. #wiwx

Map highlighting south central Wisconsin, mainly areas north and west of Madison. There will be a small chance for icing mainly on elevated surfaces. Precip will start around 10 PM Tuesday to 1 AM Wednesday and end around 4-7 AM Wednesday.

There will be a chance for a light wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain late Tuesday into Wednesday morning across south central Wisconsin. Temperatures will warm into Wednesday morning, leading to all rain as precip exits. #wiwx

The satellite and radar over the Northland at 1:30 p.m. on April 6, 2026, shows cloud cover and possible flurries remaining over northwest Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula regions, which are moving out of the area to the south/southeast. Clear skies have returned to northeast Minnesota.

Temperatures in the Northland just after 1 p.m. on April 6, 2026, range from 21 to 34 degrees Fahrenheit.

When compared to 1:30 p.m. on April 5, 2026, temperatures in the Northland are colder during the early afternoon hours Monday when compared to 24 hours earlier. They range from 9 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Wind speeds in the Northland just after 1 p.m. on April 6, 2026, range from 9 to 20 mph. Wind direction is primarily from the northwest and north.

Happy #Monday afternoon from the #Northland!

It is becoming #sunny in the region as #snow #showers and #cloud cover move out of the region.

#Temperatures are more #winter-like in the region, so be prepared for a #cold overnight. It will #warm up from here.

#wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

YOUTUBE DEEP DIVE FORECAST ▶️
Monday features a few spotty showers with a little mixing for northern counties late afternoon/early evening. Then a cold Tuesday followed by another active week for SE WI. #wiwx

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HOUR BY HOUR - MONDAY 4.6
Increasing SUN this morning, but it doesn't last.
A few mixy/showers later this afternoon - isolated. #wiwx

4.6 Weather on the Go #wiwx
A few mixy/showers on the way this afternoon/eve.
Then, sunshine returns Tuesday, with well below average temps.

Map of southern WI with the eastern areas highlighted with the best potential for pop-up snow showers this afternoon and evening. Hourly temperature forecast for various locations to temperatures falling below freezing this evening.

Scattered snow showers will roll across east central and southeast WI this afternoon and evening (peak between 2 and 8 PM). Expect sudden reductions in visibility to 1 mile or less with bursts of snow and gusty winds. Dropping into the lower 20s for lows tonight! #wiwx

Map of southern WI with the eastern areas highlighted with the best potential for pop-up snow showers this afternoon and evening. Hourly temperature forecast for various locations to temperatures falling below freezing this evening.

Scattered snow showers will roll across east central and southeast WI this afternoon and evening (peak between 2 and 8 PM). Expect sudden reductions in visibility to 1 mile or less with bursts of snow and gusty winds. Dropping into the lower 20s for lows tonight! #wiwx

4 opportunities for in person storm spotter training from all corners of our service area this week!
Mon, Apr 6-Janesville
Tue, Apr 7-Merrimac
Wed, Apr 8-Plymouth
Thu, Apr 9-Jefferson
Details at: https://www.weather.gov/mkx/spotter-schedule #wiwx

4 opportunities for in person storm spotter training from all corners of our service area this week!
Mon, Apr 6-Janesville
Tue, Apr 7-Merrimac
Wed, Apr 8-Plymouth
Thu, Apr 9-Jefferson
Details at: https://www.weather.gov/mkx/spotter-schedule #wiwx

Sunday Update - 4.5.26 🐣
To get you ready for Monday...
We have a few showers tonight (9pm-midnight)
Then, cloudy and cool Monday, with snow showers in the late afternoon into the evening (less than 0.5").
#wiwx

A 3-day forecast graphic depicts temperatures and weather conditions across southern Wisconsin. One timeframe in particular, Monday afternoon and evening, is highlighted with concerns for scattered snow showers to develop across the region. Brief dropouts in visibility and possibly some slushy accumulations may cause minor travel impacts in east central Wisconsin through this timeframe, particularly as temperatures fall Monday evening. Cool conditions linger into Tuesday with highs in the 30s to low 40s. Rain and snow shower chances Tuesday night. A rapid warm-up is then expected into Wednesday, with a widespread rain event looking likely Wednesday night.

Some scattered snow showers (perhaps with a bit of rain mixing in early) are expected Monday afternoon and evening. Brief dropouts in visibility will be possible, and we can't completely rule out minor slushy accumulations. #wiwx #sewiwx

A 3-day forecast graphic depicts temperatures and weather conditions across southern Wisconsin. One timeframe in particular, Monday afternoon and evening, is highlighted with concerns for scattered snow showers to develop across the region. Brief dropouts in visibility and possibly some slushy accumulations may cause minor travel impacts in east central Wisconsin through this timeframe, particularly as temperatures fall Monday evening. Cool conditions linger into Tuesday with highs in the 30s to low 40s. Rain and snow shower chances Tuesday night. A rapid warm-up is then expected into Wednesday, with a widespread rain event looking likely Wednesday night.

Some scattered snow showers (perhaps with a bit of rain mixing in early) are expected Monday afternoon and evening. Brief dropouts in visibility will be possible, and we can't completely rule out minor slushy accumulations. #wiwx #sewiwx

A view of the sunrise over Superior, Wisconsin on April 5, 2026 from the back yard of my house. There is still snow on the ground after back to back storm systems, but the heat of spring is doing its best to melt it. At least Easter Sunday has a sunny start to it. Happy Easter to one and all!

Happy #Easter Sunday from the #Northland!

Whether you celebrate for religious reasons, family get together, or just enjoys Peeps...make this day a great one!

We finally get a break from the #snow this morning, but a few #snowsquall showers may pass through […]

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Happy Easter 🐰🐣
Chilly day with increasing sun later.
Stay warm! #wiwx

Scattered to numerous rain showers are expected to continue to push east through the area into the middle evening hours. Gusty winds up to 35 MPH may occur with these showers, along with brief visibility reductions. No accumulations are expected. #swiwx #wiwx

Scattered to numerous rain showers are expected to continue to push east through the area into the middle evening hours. Gusty winds up to 35 MPH may occur with these showers, along with brief visibility reductions. No accumulations are expected. #swiwx #wiwx

Image is just a total precipitation graphic. Highest totals north and west of a line from Lone Rock to Wisconsin Dells to Montello. The other area of highest totals is in Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha counties.

This is a map of total precipitation from Wednesday night through early Saturday morning. The highest amounts are found toward west central WI and in southeast WI. Widespread totals over 1.5 inches with over 4 inches in the highest spots. #wiwx

Image is just a total precipitation graphic. Highest totals north and west of a line from Lone Rock to Wisconsin Dells to Montello. The other area of highest totals is in Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha counties.

This is a map of total precipitation from Wednesday night through early Saturday morning. The highest amounts are found toward west central WI and in southeast WI. Widespread totals over 1.5 inches with over 4 inches in the highest spots. #wiwx

Area of low pressure with circulate one final wave of snow and wintry mix across north-central and northwestern #Wisconsin Saturday evening. Minor snow accumulation possible. #WIwx

RADAR UPDATE - Saturday 930AM 4.4.26
The morning rain is done.
Watching the light snow showers on the back end of the LOW.
That will likely bring a few sprinkles this evening, transitioning to flurries on Easter Sunday. #wiwx

FLOOD WARNINGS - this is what they mean.
We have several and they differ GREATLY from Flash Flooding.
Flood warnings are around streams/creeks usually during or post a rainfall event.
Right now, we have a few in SE WI. #wiwx

Freezing rain reports from across north-central and northwestern Wisconsin (as of 9AM Saturday) ranging from 0.10" to 0.30" of ice accumulation. 🧊 #WIwx

We'll see a range in highs Saturday from the 30s in northern #Wisconsin to low 50s in SE WI. A lot of the morning and afternoon hours will be mainly cloudy, but we will see a little bit more snow circulating through far north-central and NW WI Saturday evening. #WIwx

If you're traveling north of U.S. Highway 10 Saturday morning, you may want to allow for extra time as you may come across some slick spots on the roadways. #WIwx

NWS Alert> Flood Warning: Oak Creek At S Milwaukee. When: From This Morning until Further Notice. Impacts At 8.0 Feet, Walking Paths Along Oak Creek Parkway Flood. More: At 6 AM Saturday The Stage Was 8.3 Feet. Bankfull Stage is 5.5... #wiwx Details

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Rain measurement on this side of #MKE tallied a total of around 0.44” from 10:04pm 4.3.26 - 5:23am 4.4.26:

0.06” from 10:04pm - 11:52pm 4.3.26 + 0.38" from 1:01am - 5:23am 4.4.26.

#wiwx 💧⛈️

WEEKEND FORECAST 4.4 - 4.5
Drizzly, foggy, and cool start to Saturday. Then windy.
Sunday is cold for the start of Easter, with a few flurries. #wiwx