Chilly & windy Saturday

Nicer second-half of the weekend
Nicer second-half of the weekend
Published: Apr. 1, 2023 at 4:12 AM CDT|Updated: Apr. 1, 2023 at 10:33 AM CDT
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  • Light snow moving out
  • Very windy weekend
  • Milder week ahead
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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - There were multiple tornado reports Friday night, along with wind damage reports. If you’re waking up to damage this morning, we could appreciate you sending in a storm report with a few pictures that we can pass along to the National Weather Service. You can submit those reports here: https://www.nbc15.com/community/user-content/

The NWS will be surveying damage today and tomorrow, so definitive storm reports will come in the next few days.

What’s Coming Up...

This strong system will finally be moving out today, but as it does so some cooler air will be wrapping in which brought a bit of light snow this morning. Snow will be out of here by noon with clearing skies later in the day.

Temperatures will stay cool though as winds will be strong out of the north, gusting towards 40 mph at times. Highs will reach the lower 40s by late afternoon today.

We will be warmer on Sunday as winds shift out of the south, but will still be very strong. Highs will reach the mid-50s, with mainly cloudy skies with a bit of sunshine peeking through here and there.

Looking Ahead...

We’ll get a break from the strong winds on Monday, with partly sunny skies and temperatures still nice in the mid to upper 50s. Our next system will move in Monday night, bringing scattered showers and maybe a few thunderstorms through Tuesday. A few showers could linger into early Wednesday morning.

This next Thursday actually looks to be dry! Temperatures will be a bit cool for this time of year though, only in the mid-40s.

ConditionHigh/LowWind
Today:Morning Snow40N 15-20
Tonight:Mostly Clear27N 5-10
Tomorrow:Partly Sunny55S 10-20
The next day:Partly Cloudy56W 5-10

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