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Widespread Showers & Storms Tonight

Active Conditions Through Early Week

A few scattered showers are possible this afternoon, with widespread showers and storms expected this evening into tonight. Cloud to ground lightning and brief heavy downpours are the main concerns, though a few storms could produce some small hail to the north and west of Madison.

Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms are forecast from tonight into early next week. Multiple rounds of heavy downpours could lead to localized areas of flooding and rises on rivers. Severe weather potential will increase Monday evening into Wednesday. Exact timing remains uncertain, though it appears that one batch of strong/severe storms could occur Monday evening & night, with additional activity later Tuesday into early Wednesday. Stay tuned for additional forecast updates through this weekend.