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"Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 blog! \u00A0Spring makes a brief cameo across Wisconsin early this week. \u00A0In today's blog we discuss the warm-up, and when a wintry feel returns to the forecast.Let's start with a quick look at the statewide forecast for today. \u00A0Sunday afternoon will see southeast winds along the Lake Michigan shoreline, this will keep temperatures in the 40s near the lake. \u00A0Farther inland 50s and low 60s will be common. \u00A0All areas should enjoy sunshine for the better part of Sunday.As a storm system pushes into the Midwest on Monday, southeastern Wisconsin will stay in the warm sector. \u00A0This means above average temperatures are expected. \u00A0Great news as the warm-up falls on the Brewers home opener. \u00A0Any threat for rain should hold off until after 4pm. \u00A0Futurecast below shows a few light showers possible by late afternoon.Temperatures should climb to the upper 50s to around 60! \u00A0Areas right along the lakeshore may stay a little cooler due to a slight southeast component to the wind at times.After Monday, temperatures will drop back to the 30s and 40s for highs. \u00A0Upper level winds will begin to shift from the southwest to a more westerly direction as several disturbances will enter the Midwest. \u00A0The disturbances will bring a chance of rain, and possibly some wet snowflakes too. \u00A0The GFS 500mb forecast map below is valid at 7am Wednesday. \u00A0The dip or trough to the west will send moisture and cooler weather toward southern Wisconsin. \u00A0Combine this with surface winds shifting off Lake Michigan, and a cold feel will result.Best chances for rain will occur on Wednesday and Friday. \u00A0A few snowflakes may mix in Wednesday night and later Friday or Friday night. \u00A0Don't give up on winter just yet! \u00A0But the next couple days should remind us we are headed in the right direction.For the latest weather information watch WISN 12 News, and for 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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