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Reeseville, Wisconsin Weather Forecast Discussion

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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan WI 940 AM CDT Sun Sep 7 2025

.KEY MESSAGES...

- Below normal temperatures continue today and tonight. High temperatures slowly warm back up, approaching seasonal normal values towards the middle of the week and perhaps above normal values by the end of the week.

- There are chances (20 to 30 percent) for showers Monday night through Tuesday night, mainly towards central Wisconsin, with lower chances (under 20 percent) towards southeastern Wisconsin.

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.UPDATE... Issued 940 AM CDT Sun Sep 7 2025

The shortwave trough over srn WI will track to the Mid Atlantic States by this evening. AVA and 500 mb height rises around 100m are expected into this afternoon, but enough cool air aloft may still result in brief periods of broken cloud cover this afternoon. At the surface, high pressure over ern IA will slowly move into nrn IL and far srn WI into this evening, while a lake breeze is expected to develop over far ern WI. High temps in the middle 60s still looks good for today.

The surface ridge will then slowly move across srn WI tnt with another cool night expected. Some valley fog over south central is forecast but even more sparse over se WI. The high pressure area will then shift to the Lower Great Lakes and Mid Atlantic States by Mon afternoon with sly winds and low to mid level warm advection developing for srn WI. Some cloud cover may develop with the warm advection mainly north and west of Madison, but overall sunshine and temps returning into the 70s is forecast.

Gehring

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.SHORT TERM... Issued 328 AM CDT Sun Sep 7 2025

Today through Monday:

The surface inversion with clear skies and cool temperatures may allow for patchy dense fog in the Wisconsin River Valley into early this morning, and again later tonight into early Monday morning. May see light fog in low lying areas as well.

High pressure will shift southeast from the eastern Dakotas to northern Illinois today, then to the east tonight into Monday. This will bring a period of dry conditions to the area. Scattered diurnal stratocumulus clouds are expected each afternoon.

Cool/below normal temperatures will remain today and tonight, with highs today in the middle 60s and lows tonight in the lower 40s inland. There may be some upper 30s in low lying areas as well. Highs should rise into the lower 70s on Monday, as weak warm air advection starts to develop over the region. There may be a southeast lake breeze Monday afternoon near Lake Michigan.

Wood

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.LONG TERM... Issued 328 AM CDT Sun Sep 7 2025

Monday night through Saturday:

A closed upper level low approaching the West Coast will assist with building strong ridging across the Intermountain West and its propagation eastward into the Upper Midwest going into Tuesday. Expect weak lift across the region as troughing exits, reflected in a diffuse surface low pressure system propagating eastward through the Great Lakes Monday night into Tuesday night.

This will allow for a few periods of precipitation chances (20 to 30 percent chances) during this time frame, with the better chances towards central Wisconsin and lower to the southeast. Steady southwesterly winds are expected as well, bringing in a return to warmer temperatures into the middle to upper 70s Tuesday and Wednesday.

By Wednesday morning, expect remaining broad low pressure to exit, as upper level ridging builds overhead. Current modeling indicates Wisconsin will remain on the eastern edge of the ridging through the end of the work week.

This may lead to additional weak shortwaves bringing additional periods of precipitation, though for now will leave the forecast dry until more confidence is reached. This will also allow for temperatures to remain in the 70s to near 80 degrees through the remainder of the week and into the weekend.

MH

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.AVIATION... Issued 940 AM CDT Sun Sep 7 2025

VFR conditions will prevail today through Monday with the exception of fog in the WI River Valley along the Sauk and Iowa County border, and other low lying areas of south central WI from 09-14Z Mon. Sct-bkn050-060 cumulus and stratocumulus for this afternoon over srn WI.

Gehring

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.MARINE... Issued 328 AM CDT Sun Sep 7 2025

High pressure around 30.3 inches will move from the eastern Dakotas to northern Illinois today. The high will bring modest northwest winds, which will weaken later today into tonight. In addition, some showers and a few thunderstorms may occur over the northern and eastern portions of the open waters today, with a few waterspouts possible.

The high will gradually move to the east of the region tonight into Monday. Southwest to south winds will increase over the lake Monday into Tuesday, as a frontal boundary stalls from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan southwest into the Central Plains. A Small Craft Advisory may be needed north of Port Washington for Monday evening into Tuesday, for the gusty winds and building waves.

High pressure around 30.3 inches well northeast of the region later in the week should bring northeast to east winds.

Wood

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.MKX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... WI...None. LM...None. &&

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