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Flood watch Saturday with rounds of heavy rain (opens the original)
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Rain will intensify overnight, with continued rain and storms on Saturday. Rain will intensify overnight, with continued rain and storms on Saturday. LATEST FORECAST | CURRENT WEATHER ALERTS | CHECK THE RADAR | TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS Rain will intensify overnight, with continued rain and storms on Saturday. A Flood Watch is in place for Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Walworth, Waukesha, and Jefferson counties until 7 p.m. Saturday as heavy rain overnight and Saturday could lead to flooding. The watc
Impact Days: Rain returns to SE Wisconsin (opens the original)
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Severe weather is not expected, but some lightning and thunder, along with pockets of heavy rain, are likely. Showers will continue into Tuesday morning, likely slowing down the early commute. Severe weather is not expected, but some lightning and thunder, along with pockets of heavy rain, are likely. Showers will continue into Tuesday morning, likely slowing down the early commute. Rain showers will move into SE Wisconsin late Monday afternoon. They will be scattered at first, with rain becomin
UWM going out of this world with Panther Pride (opens the original)
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A gold, sun-like star orbiting a black hole is now named UWM Star A gold, sun-like star orbiting a black hole is now named UWM Star Panthers far and wide will be searching the sky for the newly recognized UWM Star, also known as Gaia Black Hole 1 (Gaia BH1). Heads up, Panthers: the star cannot be seen with the naked eye; a telescope is needed, as the system is about 1,560 light-years away from Earth. That is over 9 quadrillion miles! Although that sounds far off, celestially speaking, it is actu
Showers and a few storms to move through SE Wisconsin late Tuesday into Wednesday (opens the original)
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Scattered rain and some rumbles of thunder will impact southeast Wisconsin late Tuesday into Wednesday Scattered rain and some rumbles of thunder will impact southeast Wisconsin late Tuesday into Wednesday The early evening on Tuesday looks largely dry, but after 9 p.m., a batch of rain will move in from west to east. The rain will continue overnight, with embedded areas of moderate to heavy rain, along with some thunder and lightning. Severe weather is not expected. Showers will linger through
Overnight fog and sprinkles in southeast Wisconsin and Labor Day weekend forecast (opens the original)
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There's now a chance of overnight fog and rain Friday night in SE Wisconsin. There's now a chance of overnight fog and rain Friday night in SE Wisconsin. The chance for scattered rain and storms continues tonight in SE Wisconsin. There is plenty of instability in the atmosphere, but there remains some question about whether storms will develop. If storms develop, very heavy rainfall, lightning, hail, and strong winds are possible. All that said, storms are not guaranteed at any one location, but
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