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Hustisford, Wisconsin Weather Forecast Discussion

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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan WI 1104 AM CDT Tue Sep 9 2025

.KEY MESSAGES...

- A warming trend is expected this week, with high temperatures warming to above normal values later this week.

- Gusty south winds will continue to bring elevated waves to Lake Michigan beaches, with a Beach Hazards Statement in effect for high swim risk conditions in Sheboygan County through early this evening. Moderate swim risk conditions are expected at Ozaukee County beaches during this time.

- There are 20 to 30 percent chances for showers and a thunderstorm tonight across mainly south central Wisconsin. Chances around 20 percent may be needed on Wednesday in later forecasts.

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.UPDATE... Issued 1101 AM CDT Tue Sep 9 2025

Watching the weak frontal boundary to the north as it continues to slow move southeast overtime. There are some rain showers across northeastern Wisocnsin and a few isolated showers in western Wisconsin. There should be a few more showers that fill in along the boundary as a 500 mb vort max lifts southeast into the area tonight. Given the dry air in the low levels across southern Wisconsin confidence on any showers making into CWA is low, but non zero. The best chances for an isolated showers continues to be for areas west and north.

Patterson

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.SHORT TERM... Issued 347 AM CDT Tue Sep 9 2025

Today through Tonight:

The main low level jet nose and moisture transport will remain well north of the area today into tonight, where the weak frontal boundary is located. Any shower and storm activity with these features will remain north of the area. South to southwest winds today combined with filtered sunshine with middle to high clouds should help highs rise into the middle 70s.

The lead 500 mb vorticity maximum should slowly shift east southeast through the area tonight, with forecast soundings showing some decent moisture above 7000 feet AGL. Given the lack of moisture below that level, it may be difficult for any showers to reach the surface. Upward vertical motion with the differential CVA is weak.

CAMs still have widely scattered showers moving in tonight in south central Wisconsin. For now, will keep the 20 to 30 percent chances for showers going in the forecast in this area. Confidence on seeing a thunderstorm is low, as there is limited if any instability. Lows in the middle 50s are forecast tonight, as winds weaken.

Wood

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.LONG TERM... Issued 347 AM CDT Tue Sep 9 2025

Wednesday through Monday:

An upper level trough will move through on Wednesday, with a few light showers possible. A rumble or two of thunder is not out of the question. At this time, kept the forecast dry with the dry air below 7000 feet in forecast soundings, but may need some 15 to 20 percent chances in later forecasts. Should see at least some filtered sunshine to help temps up into the mid 70s most places.

Upper level riding is then expected to build in from the southwest late week, with warming conditions as southerly low level flow also develops. Dry weather is expected Thursday and Friday under departing surface high pressure, with a decent signal that high temps will hit 80 degrees most places for the first time this month by Friday.

Latest deterministic models are showing a variety of solutions for the weekend into early next week, depending on the track of an upper level low dropping out of Canada. The GFS keeps the low well north, the Canadian solution moves the low into the northeast US, and the ECMWF drops the low into the Great Lakes and stalls it through early next week.

This spread is noted in the model ensembles as well, with the ECMWF several degrees cooler than the GFS and Canadian solutions through this period. The ECMWF is showing a lot more ensemble members with precip as well. Confidence is thus on the lower end for the latter portions of the extended forecast.

DDV

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.AVIATION... Issued 1101 AM CDT Tue Sep 9 2025

VFR conditions are expected to persist through the period. Middle to high clouds will linger around the state today and there is expected to be some diurnally driven cumulus clouds around 4 to 6 kft. There is a small chance (15-30%) for isolated showers this evening into early Wednesday morning. These small chances are mainly going to be for areas north and west of Madison(MSN).

South to southwest winds are expected today with a lake breeze expected to move inland this afternoon. Behind the lake breeze winds will shift to southeasterly. Tonight winds will become light and variable then be light and southerly into Wednesday afternoon. Winds will then continue to shift to easterly then east-northeast by Wednesday night into Thursday.

Patterson

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.MARINE... Issued 347 AM CDT Tue Sep 9 2025

High pressure around 30.4 inches will continue to move well east of the region today. Meanwhile a wave of low pressure will move across Lake Superior later today, with breezy south winds ahead of the wave, especially across the north half of the lake.

A Small Craft Advisory remains in effect for north of Port Washington until early this evening, for gusty south winds and elevated waves.

The breezy south winds will become much lighter tonight and Wednesday. Light northeast to east winds will prevail on Thursday, after a weak frontal passage. Winds will become south to southeast on Friday, with high pressure around 30.3 inches well to the northeast of the region.

Wood

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.MKX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... WI...Beach Hazards Statement...WIZ052 until 7 PM Tuesday.

LM...Small Craft Advisory...LMZ643 until 7 PM Tuesday.

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