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Forecast from StormCenter2 Meteorologist Justin Zollitsch: A weak trough of low pressure brings sprinkles and isolated showers today. Most of the day will feature dry weather. Clearing skies and light winds overnight will allow temps to bottom out in the 30's... patchy frost may develop. A slight boost in temps is expected Saturday with the help of early sunshine. An approaching storm system makes for less than perfect weather on Mother's day with showers and gusty winds.
TODAY/TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a few sunny breaks late. Sprinkles and isolated showers likely. Skies clearing overnight with patchy frost possible.
HIGH: 58 LOW: 39 (mid 30's North)
WIND: Northeast 5-10 mph, Light winds overnight
SATURDAY: Increasing clouds. A slight chance of showers late... better chance overnight.
HIGH: 63 LOW: 43
WIND: ESE 6-12 mph
MOTHER'S DAY: Cloudy, windy, occasional showers.
HIGH: 55 LOW: 37 MONDAY: Mostly sunny.
HIGH: 61 LOW: 42 TUESDAY: Clouds and sun mixed. Chance of showers and storms.
HIGH: 63 LOW: 44 WEDNESDAY: Chance of morning showers. Decreasing clouds.
HIGH: 60 LOW: 41
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| Currently in Green Bay
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51F (Feels like 50F) |
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05:31 |
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20:07 |
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65% |
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Wind: N5
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Barometer: 29.88
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5-Day Forecast : Appleton
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| Currently in Appleton
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48F (Feels like 46F) |
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05:33 |
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20:08 |
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139% |
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| Drizzle |
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Wind: NNE5
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Barometer: 29.88
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5-Day Forecast : Manitowoc
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| Currently in Manitowoc
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48F (Feels like 46F) |
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| Sunrise: |
05:30 |
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20:04 |
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76% |
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Wind: E5
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Barometer: 29.88
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5-Day Forecast : Menominee, MI
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| Currently in Menominee, MI
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50F (Feels like 49F) |
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06:28 |
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21:07 |
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62% |
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Wind: N3
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Barometer: 29.90
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5-Day Forecast : Oshkosh
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| Currently in Oshkosh
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50F (Feels like 50F) |
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05:34 |
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20:08 |
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66% |
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Barometer: 29.87
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5-Day Forecast : Sturgeon Bay
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| Currently in Sturgeon Bay
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52F (Feels like 50F) |
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05:27 |
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20:05 |
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54% |
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5-Day Forecast : Clintonville
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46F (Feels like 44F) |
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05:33 |
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20:10 |
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81% |
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