HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK: Storms Late Tonight, Early Tomorrow

MILWAUKEE - The National Weather Service is issuing a hazardous weather outlook for Southeastern Wisconsin over the next 24 hours as potentially strong thunderstorms move into our area.

The NWS is predicting that storms will be overhead late this evening into Wednesday morning.

We've posted NWS Hazardous Weather Outlooks before to no avail, however we at Patch.com want you to know what the experts are telling us at all times.

HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK:

Chances for thunderstorms will increase tonight...As a warm front
Moves northward into the area.

A weakening line of thunderstorms is forecast to move eastward
Into the area later this evening and overnight. There is a
Marginal risk for severe storms during this time...Southwest of a
Green lake to milwaukee line. This means that an isolated severe
Storm is possible...Though gusty winds and small hail are most
Likely with these storms. These storms may produce some heavy
Rainfall as well.

.Days two through seven...Wednesday through tuesday

Low pressure and a surface trough are expected to slide southeast
Through wisconsin wednesday into wednesday evening. These
Features will bring good chances for thunderstorms...Especially in
Eastern portions of the forecast area. There is a slight risk for
Severe storms on wednesday into wednesday evening...Mainly along
And east of a westfield...Columbus...To delavan line. A marginal
Risk for severe storms is expected elsewhere except for the far
Southwest.

Large hail and damaging winds are the primary hazards in the
Slight risk area...Though an isolated tornado is possible.