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Warm, Dry Weekend Sets Up Before Early-Week Front Brings Rain and a Cooldown

Forecasts point to a pattern shift early next week as a front brings scattered rain and a noticeable cool-down.

Overview

  • High pressure keeps most areas sunny and unseasonably warm through the weekend, with widespread 70s to 80s and a few inland spots near 90 degrees.
  • Southeast Wisconsin could approach daily records, with lakeside mid-80s and inland upper-80s Friday and Saturday.
  • Clear nights continue to drop into the 30s to 50s in cooler regions, prompting frost advisories and occasional freeze warnings in higher terrain of the Northeast.
  • Rain chances increase late Sunday into early next week as a front approaches and may stall, bringing scattered showers and dropping highs into the 60s where it passes.
  • Marine hazards are in effect along parts of the Gulf Coast with a small craft advisory and localized coastal flooding risk, while Hurricane Imelda near Bermuda is being monitored.