FOX6 Weather

10:20pm Mon. 11/2: Drizzle on Election Day morning, scattered showers and a few rumbles on (non-severe) thunderstorms on Tuesday afternoon. Windy and warm with highs in the upper 60s. Morning showers on Wednesday, drying out Wednesday afternoon. Cooling down late in the week. And hey...since we are in November, I need to point out...no snow in sight! :)

The Brewers weren't the only thing HOT in October! Milwaukee saw the 6th warmest October on record going back to 1871! We went from a record high of 87 on the 12th to a low temperature 40° cooler at 37° on the 17th. It was a dry month overall, with rain just under an inch below average.

5:03pm Monday 11/2: A band of light rain just moved through Milwaukee. This will likely be the steadiest of the rain we see all night. Scattered light showers and drizzle will return on-and-off throughout the night, but it shouldn't be a big deal. Temperatures will be around 60 all night. How was your Monday? Are you handling the early sunset alright?

10:20pm Sun 11/1: While this forecast looks wet on Monday and Tuesday, there will be LOTS of dry time too. Scattered afternoon showers picking up at night on Monday. Highs in the low 60s. Windy on Election Day and mainly dry in the morning. Scattered showers on Tuesday afternoon with a few rumbles of thunder on Tuesday night (severe weather not expected). More seasonal weather later in the week with highs in the 50s (closer to our average high).

Weather Update. Don’t let all that green fool you! 🌧️ There’s plenty of dry time in this forecast. A little drizzle, scattered showers, and highs of 62° Monday and 68° on Election Day. A few storms are possible Tuesday, but the best chance holds off until late Tuesday night. Severe storms aren’t expected. Keep the umbrella handy - but don’t cancel your plans! 👍 Posted: 9pm Sunday, November 1, 2026

Science Lesson: I'm back with a cool science lesson on this November 1st. We have a storm system with clouds/rain to our south and a stronger storm system in the southwestern U.S. But wait...you see the fronts with that storm in the SW, not with the other storm. Now look at the visible satellite movie from this afternoon. You can see the wave of low pressure moving through the first storm, causing the showers. Translation: Not all storms produce surface fronts. Some storms stay aloft and create the lift. We think of it like a wave in the ocean that generates the lift/creates precipitation. Cool stuff! Oh...and that SW storm is heading our way for Monday afternoon through Wednesday with rain and even a few storms. Posted: 3:10pm Sun. 11/1/26

Very foggy on Friday morning with the fog lifting around 10am. Gorgeous for tailgating or watch parties Friday afternoon into the evening. We won't see the dense fog on Friday night, temperatures in the low 50s at the end of the game. Beautiful again on Saturday. Much cooler next week with rain chances increasing. GO BREWERS!!!!! Posted: Thu. 10/22/26 10:41pm

Are you ready???!!!!!

6:43pm Thursday 10/22: Milwaukee is down there somewhere. Near zero visibility in Milwaukee. Our heads are in the clouds (literally). Be careful tonight. This fog will last until around 10am on Friday.