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"Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 Blog! \u00A0A busy stretch of weather will conclude with a storm system to close the weekend. \u00A0In today's blog we discuss how much rain is expected across southeast Wisconsin, and when the rain changes to snow.A steady rain is expected from around midday Sunday through mid-afternoon. \u00A0Rain totals will generally fall in the 0.25\" to 0.50\" range. \u00A0The Future Rain forecast below shows some pinpoint numbers that generally fall in this range.The wet weather will continue to add to the surplus of moisture in Milwaukee since December 1, 2012. \u00A0Precipitation Total Since December 1 \u00A07.99\" (+3.71\")\u200BAfter this storm system passes we may be around 4\" above average since the start of December, pretty amazing!Along with the rain showers lots of wind is in the forecast through Monday. \u00A0The HPC surface forecast map below is valid at 6am Monday. \u00A0The grey lines are isobars, lines connecting equal pressure. \u00A0The closer the lines, the stronger the winds. \u00A0Look for winds of 15-30mph with gusts a little higher into Monday. \u00A0Any leftover moisture will fall in the form of flurries or snow showers at this time as temperatures fall into the upper 20s to low 30s.Little to no snow accumulation is expected in southeast Wisconsin by Monday. \u00A0A different story in parts of the northern Plains and upper Midwest where the RPM snow forecast below is projecting 12\" or more of snow in spots. \u00A0Combine this with winds of 25-40mph and a blizzard is likely!After this system exits on Monday, expect a quieter part of the weather pattern to return giving us a break from the 'wetter' storm systems.For the latest weather information watch WISN 12 News, and for weather updates throughout the day follow me on Twitter @jnelsonweatherHave a great day!Jeremy Nelson"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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