Aidan's Weather Page

 06/21/24 Southeastern Wisconsin Weather Outlook Aidan Cera Good morning southeastern Wisconsin. I apologize for not making many posts this week, schedule has been fairly busy with preparing to move back up to Minnesota here shortly.  As the title says, a Flood Watch has been issued by the National Weather Service office of Milwaukee for portions of southeastern Wisconsin. The counties in this watch include Waukesha, Washington, Fond Du Lac, Dodge and Jefferson Counties. This watch runs until tomorrow, Saturday June 22nd 7:00 PM CDT. Keeping an close eye on the weather the next 24-36 hrs will be important if you plan on traveling or have any outdoor plans. Excessive rainfall will certainly be possible during this time window, and if any flooding near rivers is likely or may happen, exercise caution around these areas in case flooding does indeed occur. Keep tabs on the National Weather Service of Milwaukee and the information they put out via their website, X(formerly Twitter), as wel

 06/15/24 Southeastern Wisconsin Weather Outlook Aidan Cera It has been a pleasant weekend so far across southeastern Wisconsin with a good deal of sunshine and highs topping out in the mid 70ºF's across most of the area. Dew points have also been pleasant with dew point temperatures in the mid 50ºF's. Clouds increased earlier today thanks to an approaching weather system off to our west. These pleasant temperatures are about to come to an abrupt end, with plenty of heat and humidity lasting through most of next week.   A few showers may make it into southeastern Wisconsin as we continue through the evening hours, but overall I think most of the area will remain dry thanks to lower dew points. There will be a good deal of clouds around tonight due to our proximity to the low pressure passing by, and therefore our temperatures will not drop that dramatically. Lows are expected to be in the low to mid 60ºF's with a S wind of about 10 mph or so.   Late tonight into tomorrow mo

 06/12/2024 Southeastern Wisconsin Weather Outlook Aidan Cera     It has been a much warmer day across southeastern Wisconsin today. Temperatures have climbed well into the 80ºF's and even have reached 90ºF in some locations despite increasing high level cloud cover as the afternoon has gone on. Dew points really haven't crept up much yet as expected across our area, but much more humid air is lurking just off to our west, so it is only a matter of time before we start seeing those 60ºF's dews across our area.      Our sunshine from earlier today has been masked by a good deal of cirrus cloud activity associated with a complex of thunderstorms that developed across western Minnesota earlier this morning and has been progressing southeastward throughout the day. These storms are currently passing into western Wisconsin, with some of these storms being severe warned for damaging winds.        There is considerable uncertainty in whether or not this complex of storms will reac