More May frost

Added: 2026-05-09

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[00:00:04]With temperatures currently ranging from the mid-40s in Ephraim to the mid-50s in Montello, Wautoma, and Waupaca, most locations, once again today, running about 10 to 15° below normal for this time of year. We had a lot of clouds out there. Right now in Green Bay, it is mostly cloudy. The temperature is 52.

[00:00:23]We've got westerly winds gusting up to around 20 mph. In Sturgeon Bay, kind of a mixture of clouds and some sunshine.

[00:00:30]South winds are keeping temperatures in the upper 40s. That south wind coming in off of the colder waters of Lake Michigan. The clouds today producing occasional showers and sprinkles across central and eastern Wisconsin. I even saw a few reports of some wet snowflakes north of Green Bay and south of Fond du Lac earlier today. And you can see additional showers are falling across northwestern Wisconsin with a weak trough of low pressure that's going to basically fall apart as it moves east over the next 3 to 6 hours, which means skies are going to clear out and temperatures once again tonight are going to tumble. But after that, we're going to warm up. We had highs in the low to mid-50s today, but out across the northern plains, temperatures were in the 60s. And as winds pick up out of the west tomorrow at around 10 to 20 mph with some higher gusts, we are going to warm up. I think most of us will see temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s by tomorrow afternoon, and that's actually above normal. The normal high tomorrow is 64°. Sky cast shows mostly sunny skies tomorrow morning. The clouds will start to mix in by the afternoon.

[00:01:38]There's an out outside chance for a sprinkle or a shower as we head into the evening, and then a better chance for some scattered showers and sprinkles Saturday morning as a cold front moves through. That cold front is going to cool us back down again by Saturday afternoon. Look for highs in the lower 60s Saturday morning. The cooler weather behind that front means that frost is possible once again early next week. The jet stream has been very favorable for below normal temperatures and frost for the last couple of weeks. That'll continue into next week until about Tuesday or Wednesday and then the jet stream is going to buckle and that means that we are going to warm up as we head into next weekend. So tonight more May frost, the clouds will break up.

[00:02:25]Temperatures will fall down to around freezing. Tomorrow sun and clouds, maybe a stray shower or sprinkle somewhere.

[00:02:32]It's going to be much warmer with highs getting up into the mid and upper 60s.

[00:02:36]My 3-degree guarantee for tomorrow is 66. If I can hit that high within 3 degrees, we will donate $100 to the Manistee Walk Warming Shelter and we did that today. I forecast 54, the actual high temperature was 53°.

[00:02:50]Your 7-day forecast does call for 66 tomorrow, 62 Saturday. Mid to upper 50s on Sunday. We'll see lower to mid 50s Monday and Tuesday. Just a chance for a shower or two here or there as we head through the next 7 days, but more importantly, look what happens a week from today. 70s return.