Weather: Lake Breeze Continues

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[00:00:01]REGISTER FOR ONE BY CALLING ONE 800 RED CROSS AND RETURNING TO WEATHERWATCH 12.

[00:00:06]NOW JUNEAU.

[00:00:07]IT WAS A COOLER START TO THE WEEKEND.

[00:00:09]FEELS SO NICE OUT THERE.

[00:00:10]THE BREEZE, BUT YOU ARE TRACKING A WARM UP.

[00:00:12]>> YEAH, THE LAKE BREEZE KIND OF KEEPING THINGS A LITTLE COOLER.

[00:00:15]THE SHORELINE TODAY, HIGHS WERE STRUGGLING GETTING INTO THE LOW 60S.

[00:00:18]NOW TOMORROW WE’LL HAVE WINDS TURNING A LITTLE MORE OUT OF THE SOUTHEAST.

[00:00:22]SO WE SHOULD WARM UP.

[00:00:23]STILL EXPECTING TO STAY BELOW 70 LAKESIDE, BUT HIGHS INLAND SHOULD GET INTO THOSE LOW TO MID 70S ON OUR MONDAY.

[00:00:28]STILL HOLDING ON WITH THAT LAKE WAS EVEN ON TUESDAY AS WELL.

[00:00:32]BUT THAT MIGHT BE AS STRONG AS WHAT WE’RE DEALING WITH FOR THE DAY FOR TODAY.

[00:00:36]SO THAT SUNSHINE AND MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES SHOULD BE CONTINUING FOR MUCH OF THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS HERE.

[00:00:41]64 DEGREES IN PEWAUKEE.

[00:00:42]YOU CAN SEE THE FLAGS COMING IN HERE, WINDS COMING OFF THE LAKE OUT OF THE EAST.

[00:00:47]WE ARE SEEING COOLER CONDITIONS.

[00:00:49]ONLY 53 RIGHT NOW IN OAK CREEK.

[00:00:51]QUITE THE CONTRAST COMPARED TO YESTERDAY WHERE WE’RE HOLDING ON INTO THE LOW 70S AROUND THIS TIME.

[00:00:56]SAME THING IN MILWAUKEE, HOLDING ON TO 53 AS THAT LAKE BREEZE IS REALLY TAKING SHAPE.

[00:01:01]BUT FURTHER INLAND, CLOSE TO 70 DEGREES, WE GOT THAT NEAR THAT IN WHITEWATER IN BEAVER DAM, HOLDING ON TO 67 IN FOND DU LAC, 68 IN WHEATLAND, AND ONLY 63 IN KENOSHA.

[00:01:11]NOW, AS WE HEAD INTO TOMORROW, 6872 ON MONDAY, 74 TUESDAY, AND THEN WE’RE GOING TO START TO WARM UP INTO THE 80S, WE WILL HAVE A WARMER AIR MASS.

[00:01:20]AND ALSO WE’RE WATCHING OUT FOR SOME SHOWER AND STORM CHANCES AS WE WRAP UP THE WORKWEEK INTO EARLY NEXT WEEKEND WILL BE TIMING THOSE SYSTEMS OUT.

[00:01:27]STILL A LITTLE BIT OF TIME BEFORE IT GETS HERE, BUT THERE IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A LITTLE BIT OF SOME RAIN IN THE FORECAST.

[00:01:32]AS WE START OFF THE FIRST COUPLE OF DAYS OF JUNE.

[00:01:35]HIGH PRESSURE IS OUR MAIN WEATHER MAKER.

[00:01:37]AS WE HEAD INTO TONIGHT THAT IS MOVING DOWN SOUTH.

[00:01:40]YOU NOTICE THERE HAVE BEEN A FEW SCATTERED SHOWERS, BUT THAT IS REALLY FALLING APART DUE TO THE FACT OF THAT DRY AIR FUNNELING IN FROM CANADA.

[00:01:48]AND IT DOES APPEAR WE COULD BE ENDING UP A MAY AS THE DRIEST ON RECORD, WITH ONLY 30/600 OF AN INCH OF RAINFALL.

[00:01:56]SECOND PLACE IS 1988, WITH ABOUT A HALF INCH OF RAIN AND JUST WITH NO RAIN THAT WE REALLY HAVEN’T HAD MUCH THIS MONTH.

[00:02:04]UPDATED DROUGHT MONITOR DOES SHOW ABNORMALLY DRY CONDITIONS FOR MUCH OF SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN.

[00:02:09]AFTER WHAT WAS A WETTEST APRIL ON RECORD.

[00:02:11]NOW WE’RE GOING FROM FEAST OF FAMINE AS WE CONTINUE INTO THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS HERE FOR THE MONTH OF MAY.

[00:02:18]FUTURECAST OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, WINDS CONTINUING OFF THE LAKE.

[00:02:20]AS WE HEAD INTO THE DAY FOR TOMORROW, THEY SHOULD START TO TURN A LITTLE BIT MORE OUT OF THE EAST AND HOPEFULLY OUT OF THE SOUTHEAST.

[00:02:27]SOME SIGNS OF MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF CLOUDS.

[00:02:30]I THINK FUTURECAST OVERDOING THE RAINFALL POTENTIAL BECAUSE OF THOSE DRIER AIR WINDS COMING IN.

[00:02:35]THIS SHOULD REALLY ERODE A LOT, IF NOT ALL OF ANY RAIN CHANCES.

[00:02:39]SO I’M EXPECTING DRY CONDITIONS HERE.

[00:02:40]AND THEN AS WE HEAD INTO OUR MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SIMILAR CONDITIONS AS WELL.

[00:02:45]RAINFALL FORECAST OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS.

[00:02:47]LOOKS LIKE WE’LL HAVE TO HOLD OFF TO ABOUT FRIDAY OR SATURDAY TO SEE ANY OF THAT RAINFALL.

[00:02:52]UNTIL THEN, LOOKING DRY AS WE START OFF NEXT WEEK, 68 TOMORROW, A MID 70S ON OUR INLAND LOCATION, 72 MONDAY, GRADUALLY WARMING UP AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS HERE.

[00:03:03]AND THEN AS WE HEAD INTO THE END OF THE WORKWEEK INTO THE WEEKEND, WE’RE GOING TO BE SEEING TEMPERATURES HOLDING ON INTO THE 80S.

[00:03:09]SO WATCHING OUT FOR SOME STORM CHANCES, BUT A LITTLE WARMER AS WE HEAD INTO TOMORROW.

[00:03:13]>> HARD TO BELIEVE THE WETTEST APRIL TO MAYBE THE DRIEST MAY.

[00:03:16]>> THAT’S A COMPLETE 180.