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Weather Summary for North-Central and Northeast Wisconsin
National Weather Service Green Bay WI
249 PM CDT Tue Apr 23 2024

Scattered showers and thunderstorms, some producing small hail and
very gusty winds, continued across the area late this afternoon as
a strong cold front sweeps southeast. Temperatures ranged from the
middle 40s to the upper 60s.

Temperatures are expected to drop off quickly this evening as
showers and storms continue to move south across the rest of the
forecast area, leaving clearing skies in their wake. Low
temperatures behind the cold front for tonight are forecast to
range from the lower 20s in north-central Wisconsin, to the lower
30s across east-central Wisconsin.

High pressure is forecast to build across the Great Lakes on
Wednesday, providing for sunny skies and less wind. High
temperatures are expected to only reach the lower 40s near Lake
Michigan, mainly lower 50s inland.

Quiet weather will continue through Thursday as the high pressure
shifts to the east and winds shift to the southeast. Highs on
Thursday will warm to around 50 degrees near Lake Michigan, upper
50s to lower 60s inland.

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Kallas