Today, Wisconsin residents can expect a day of unsettled weather as the state braces for multiple rounds of showers and storms. The first round is predicted to move in during the late morning and early afternoon, with the potential for some storms to be strong to severe.

If these storms maintain their overnight strength, they may bring gusty winds and hail to the affected areas. There is also a possibility of isolated rotation due to the position of the nearby warm front. The intensity of these early storms will have an impact on the weather conditions later in the evening.

Should the storms clear out quickly and allow the atmosphere to recover, a second round of storms is expected to roll through during the evening hours. These storms have the potential to produce various types of severe weather, including damaging winds, hail, and even isolated tornadoes.

Residents are advised to stay updated with Storm Team 4 for the latest information and to take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. The team will closely monitor the development and movement of these storms as they evolve throughout the day.

Fortunately, once the storms pass, Wisconsin can look forward to a sunny Saturday with temperatures reaching the upper 60s. However, the respite will be short-lived as showers and storms are forecasted to return on Sunday as a low-pressure system moves through the Midwest. The severe weather risk remains low, with the highest chances located just south of Wisconsin.

Additional showers may linger into the first part of Memorial Day, continuing the unsettled weather pattern. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about any weather developments in their area and to plan accordingly for outdoor activities during the holiday weekend.

As always, it is important to prioritize safety and stay updated with the latest forecasts and warnings from trusted sources as the weather situation evolves throughout the weekend.