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Green Bay, WI – As Green Bay enjoys a sunny and mild Wednesday, temperatures are expected to gradually increase, setting the stage for near-record highs by Friday. The pleasant weather will continue today with highs reaching 63°F, making it ideal for outdoor activities or safe travel along I-43. However, residents should be aware of shifting weather patterns as we move toward the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will peak near 70°F on Thursday and hit a high of 78°F by Friday afternoon. These unusually warm conditions will soon give way to a cold front moving through the region later Friday, bringing cooler, below-average temperatures to Green Bay and the surrounding areas. By Saturday night, showers are likely, particularly along Highway 41, making it essential for drivers to plan ahead and stay cautious on potentially slick roads.
Friday will be the warmest day of the week, but by Sunday, daytime highs will drop to the mid-50s, with a chance of rain in the forecast. Those planning outdoor weekend activities should consider Saturday morning for any events before conditions worsen.
Looking ahead to next week, Monday brings more chances of showers, with highs only in the low 50s. Green Bay residents are urged to stay updated on weather developments, especially as the cold front pushes through and rain chances increase. As always, stay alert to any changing travel conditions on major roadways, especially with potential wet weather Sunday into Columbus Day.
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