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"Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 blog! \u00A0An approaching storm system will provide more grey and more rain chances to the forecast. \u00A0In today's blog we discuss the timing of rain showers, expected rainfall totals, and temperatures within the cool airmass.Let's start with a snapshot of the forecast moving from Tuesday night into early Wednesday. \u00A0The WPC forecast surface map below is valid at 7am Wednesday. \u00A0Notice a low pressure area('L') over Minnesota with a frontal system stretching into Iowa and bending back toward the Plains. \u00A0This system will help to produce rain showers in our area from Tuesday through Thursday.The timing of rain showers will depend upon where you live. \u00A0Tuesday's rain showers favor areas near Fond du Lac, Sheboygan, and Madison. \u00A0If any showers sneak east of Madison by Tuesday evening they should remain spotty and light.Better rain chances arrive on Wednesday with scattered showers possible from the morning into the afternoon. \u00A0A pocket of steadier rains may develop. \u00A0As of this writing the steady rain looks to stay north of Milwaukee and Waukesha.With low pressure lingering to our east on Thursday a few more showers will be possible. \u00A0Rain totals from Tuesday through Thursday will vary quite a bit across southern Wisconsin. \u00A0The steadier rains should stay west and north of Milwaukee. \u00A0If this plays out totals will be much higher near Madison and the Wisconsin Dells with totals dropping off quickly closer to Lake Michigan.Below is the RPM rainfall forecast through noon Thursday. \u00A0Remember a slight shift to the east and the steadier rain will bump up totals across our viewing area.On and off showers, clouds, and east to northeast winds will lead to chilly June temperatures. \u00A0Highs will struggle to reach 60 in areas that see scattered showers during the day on Wednesday or Thursday. \u00A0The NAM temperature forecast map below is valid at 4pm Wednesday afternoon. Notice the cooler 50s and 60s forecast almost all of Wisconsin. \u00A0The warm air is not far away with highs around 80 just south of Chicago!Once this pesky system clears the Great Lakes we should see milder temperatures return on Saturday and Sunday. \u00A0The next day with highs in the 70s in Milwaukee may hold off until Sunday.For the latest weather information watch WISN 12 News, and for updates throughout the day follow me on Twitter @jnelsonweatherHave a great day!Jeremy Nelson\u00A0- "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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