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David Ernst

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  1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · David Ernst

    Strong storms possible into Wednesday morning (opens the original)

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    Even though it’s now September, our hot and humid stretch continues. Scattered thunderstorms expected to develop tonight, with additional storms at times later this week. Storms into Wednesday morning could be strong-to-severe and we will be in a First Alert Weather Day starting late tonight. Severe thunderstorms will develop this evening across portions of Nebraska and South Dakota. Those storms will form into a cluster and track eastward... likely arriving in central Wisconsin around 3 a.m. So

  2. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · David Ernst

    Hot and muggy again on Tuesday (opens the original)

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    High humidity can be expected to continue for much of this week, with thunderstorms popping up at times through the weekend. Isolated storms are possible this evening and again Tuesday evening. The chance of getting a storm this evening is LOW, any storms that manage to develop may have gusty winds, hail, and localized downpours. Overnight, skies will become partly cloudy with areas of fog developing thanks to all the muggy air. Tuesday starts sunny before clouds build in. Another hot and humid

  3. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · David Ernst

    A few pop up storms Saturday (opens the original)

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    Our First Alert Weather Day is over as any storms will be shifting out over Lake Michigan by midnight. Severe weather is not expected at any point for the rest of the night. Skies will clear and lows will settle into the mid/upper 50s. Some patchy fog is possible for those who picked up some rain with earlier storms. Saturday will have a mix of sun and clouds. A few spotty thundershowers are possible, especially in the afternoon. However, nothing severe will pop up. Expect highs in the middle 70

  4. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · David Ernst

    Clearing skies overnight, comfortable Wednesday (opens the original)

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    Lingering showers and thunder will wrap up by midnight and conditions improve. With decreasing clouds and falling humidity, overnight lows will fall back into the 50s. The Northwoods may get into the upper half of the 40s by daybreak! Wednesday looks like the nicest day of the week. Mostly sunny skies, seasonably warm highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s and much lower humidity levels. It’s a great day to get outside and enjoy the refreshing conditions. The pattern shifts again as we head into la

  5. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · David Ernst

    First Alert Weather Day - Strong northern storms are possible this evening (opens the original)

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    A First Alert Weather Day is in effect for strong evening thunderstorms moving into northern Wisconsin. Scattered thunderstorms will move through tonight, with the heaviest activity concentrated in Upper Michigan and far northern Wisconsin. Storms may have gusty winds, downpours, and vivid lightning. Folks should monitor conditions closely and stay with us for updates throughout the evening. Saturday looks much better. Mostly sunny skies will return with highs in the lower 80s. The best news: hu

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