Isolated storms have developed along and ahead of a cold front, with potential to bring gusty winds up to 50 mph. These storms are expected to maintain strength through this evening until the cold front exits into Lake Michigan.
Warm temperatures, low relative humidities and breezy winds will combine to make for elevated fire weather conditions today. Special Weather Statement is in effect today for these risks.
After isolated storms and showers exit into Lake Michigan tonight, expecting a return to cooler and drier conditions Tuesday and Wednesday, with some frost potential both nights. Thursday, a return to isolated shower and storm potential.
Here are the climate summaries for April 2026 at Madison and Milwaukee. Both sites had their wettest April on record. Milwaukee had its 8th warmest April on record, and Madison had its 15th warmest April on record.