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Much of #Wisconsin is in a level 2 severe risk for tomorrow. Morning convection is likely but the environment is expected to recover for potentially significant evening storms. A few tornadoes are likely, damaging winds to 70MPH likely, large hail to 1.5” likely. #WIwx

All of #Wisconsin is in at least a level 1 severe risk. Areas in the level 2 have the highest chance to see severe weather. A few tornadoes and wind gusts up to 75MPH are the main threats. Small hail can’t be ruled out. #WIwx

A level one severe risk is in effect for much of #Wisconsin. Damaging winds up to 60MPH is the main threat. Southern Wisconsin might not see any storms. #WIwx

Most of the state of #Wisconsin is in a 15% for severe weather on day 4 (Sunday). The entire state will likely be in at least a level one severe risk with much of it in a level two severe risk. #WIwx

Next chances for storms will be late this week into early next week for the state. Been pretty dry lately for most.

SEEK HIGHER GROUND IF YOU LIVE IN MILWAUKEE COUNTY IN THE FLASH FLOOD WARNING — Flash flood radar and gauge indicated. Rain showing no signs of stopping. Turn around don’t drown! #WIwx

Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms possible across much of #Wisconsin. A stronger storm or two with gusty winds and small hail are possible, particularly across SE Wisonsin where instability and shear are the greatest, but still relatively weak. #WIwx

Isolated to scattered showers and storms will effect #Wisconsin tomorrow afternoon. Severe weather is not expected, but a storm or two could exceed expectations and produce 30-40MPH wind gusts and small hail to dime size. #WIwx

Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible across most of #Wisconsin tomorrow afternoon and evening. Severe weather is not expected, but some storms could produce small hail to dime size. #WIwx

Slight chance of storms into the overnight hours across SE Wisconsin, there is potential for an isolated strong storm. #WIwx

Severe thunderstorms continue in the Sheboygan area. Damaging winds and small hail are the main concerns, a tornado is also possible. #WIwx

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Take shelter NOW if you live in the path of this severe storm! Golf ball sized hail and up to 60MPH wind gusts are occurring! A tornado is also possible. #WIwx

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Tornado possible tag has been added to the warning for the storm heading to Sheboygan. Take shelter! 60MPH wind gusts and quarter size hail may be occurring! #WIwx

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Take shelter if you live in the path of this severe thunderstorm heading for Sheboygan! 60MPH wind & Quarter sized hail are likely! #WIwx

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Strong storm will be impacting the Sheboygan area within the next hour. Hail up to penny size and wind gusts up to 40MPH are possible with this storm. #WIwx

A level one severe risk has been introduced for parts of SE #Wisconsin. Damaging winds are the main threat though hail can’t be ruled out. There is a very low but non zero tornado threat. #WIwx

Temperatures on Sunday & Monday morning are expected to be quite chilly compared to normal with widespread low 50s with areas up north getting into the 40s. #WIwx

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There is a chance for funnel clouds and perhaps a brief, weak tornado or two tomorrow across portions of southern #Wisconsin tomorrow. Remain weather aware! #WIwx

Thunderstorm chances for portions of southern #Wisconsin tomorrow. There is a conditional threat for an isolated severe storm. Storm coverage will likely be very low. #WIwx

Most of #Wisconsin is in a level one severe risk for this afternoon into tonight. Damaging wind gusts are the main threat, there is a very low but non zero chance for a tornado. #WIwx