Madison, Wis. – A colder air mass is moving into south central Wisconsin, bringing breezy conditions and temperatures that sit well below the typical November range. While the sky will clear gradually and sunshine will be plentiful, residents should be prepared for a sharp wind chill and chilly mornings.
Today’s Forecast
Today’s high will hover around 40‑42°F, but a steady northerly wind will make it feel much colder. Wind chills are expected to run in the 20s and 30s, with some early‑morning locations dipping into the upper teens to low 20s. A few clouds may linger, but breaks of sunshine will appear throughout the day.
Tonight and Thursday Night
Clear skies will dominate tonight, allowing temperatures to fall into the mid‑20s to around 30°F. Winds will ease as the night progresses, but the air will remain brisk, so a warm jacket is advisable for any outdoor activity.
Friday’s Outlook
Friday will bring a good amount of sunshine, though highs will stay near today’s range of 40‑42°F. The wind will be lighter, making the day feel a bit more comfortable than Thursday, but a jacket will still be necessary for most people.
Weekend Sunshine with Cool Temperatures
High pressure will dominate Saturday and Sunday, delivering mostly sunny skies. Despite the sunshine, temperatures will remain cool. Saturday’s highs are expected in the lower to middle 40s, while Sunday will climb into the middle to upper 40s. Morning lows will stay in the 20s, so early‑morning outings should be planned with warm clothing.
Early Next Week
The dry, quiet pattern will continue into early next week. Monday should see a mix of sunshine and a few clouds, with highs approaching the upper 40s. Tuesday looks even milder, with more sunshine and temperatures rising into the lower 50s, offering a gentle warming trend after the weekend’s chill.
What Residents Should Know
Overall, the next several days will provide a welcome stretch of dry weather and abundant sunshine for south central Wisconsin. However, the sunshine should not be mistaken for warmth. Temperatures will stay chilly, especially during mornings and evenings, before a gradual warming trend begins early next week. Residents are encouraged to dress in layers, keep an eye on wind‑chill advisories, and enjoy the clear skies safely.
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