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"\u00A0Our weather pattern is definitely making a change to fall. \u00A0A series of disturbances will pivot through Wisconsin beginning Friday and persisting to next week. \u00A0Each disturbance will bring colder air. \u00A0Lots of clouds today with spotty showers and drizzle from time to time. \u00A0A trough of low pressure will roll in and out by this evening. \u00A0Highs today in the low 50s on northwest winds 10-20. \u00A0We're watching sky cover tonight. \u00A0If skies clear for any amount of time, temps will fall into the low 30s. \u00A0Frost is possible with the cold temps. \u00A0If clouds stay around overnight, temperatures will not be so chilly.A mix of sun and clouds for Thursday and Friday with highs in the mid to upper 50s.\u00A0The first rush of cooler air comes in later Friday night and Saturday with the first distrubance. \u00A0Highs fall back to the upper 40s for Saturday and Sunday. \u00A0Clouds will be fairly stubborn much of the weekend with occasional, light showers. \u00A0Even colder air drops in later Sunday. \u00A0We're watching cold air for next week with highs in the low to mid 40s. \u00A0Longer range charts hint at chilly rain or even a slushy mix for Monday and again later Tuesday.Send us your photos. \u00A0Ulocal on wisn.com, @seversonsally on Twitter or our Wisconsin Weather Updates Facebook page."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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