Green Bay, WI – Severe weather is expected to hit Green Bay late Wednesday night into Thursday, according to the US National Weather Service. Residents should prepare for potentially damaging storms with high winds and hail.
According to the weather service, showers and a few storms may occur this morning and into early evening, but these are not anticipated to be severe. The real concern begins late Wednesday night, with a significant chance of severe storms continuing into Thursday. Forecasters warn that these storms could bring damaging winds and hail, creating hazardous conditions.
Warm temperatures are expected to return on Wednesday and Thursday, with highs ranging from 77 to 86 degrees. However, the warm spell will be short-lived, as cooler weather is predicted to follow on Friday, with temperatures dropping to highs of 73 to 80 degrees.
Local authorities urge residents to stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and to take necessary precautions. Secure outdoor items, avoid unnecessary travel during storm conditions, and have a safety plan in place.
As always, the National Weather Service recommends monitoring weather alerts and updates closely, especially as the situation can change rapidly. Stay tuned to local news sources and the National Weather Service for the most current information.
