Scattered showers continue across southeastern Wisconsin early Sunday morning – mainly near the lakefront and south of I-94.
Waves of rain will move through the area today as an area of low-pressure drifts northward into the northern Plains.

During the afternoon, an isolated stronger storm or two is possible. Hail and gusty winds are the main threats. The best chance for a severe storm is farther West of Milwaukee – towards the Madison area. Highs will vary greatly today as a frontal boundary stalls just to our South. Highs may only top out in the upper 40s in the North. 50s are expected in Milwaukee with a lake breeze. Southerly winds will begin to usher in warmer air late this evening & overnight. Temperatures will rise overnight into the 60s.

Additional rounds of showers and storms continue into Monday morning with a gradual drying trend throughout the day. Through Monday, anywhere from a half inch to 2″ of rainfall is expected. Monday afternoon we are back to breezy and warm weather with highs near 70.

After Tuesday sunshine, more rainfall is expected throughout the mid & late-week period.

SUNDAY: Showers/storms likely; Mostly Cloudy & BreezyHigh: 53
Wind: NE 10-15 G 25 mph

TONIGHT: Showers/Storms Likely; Mostly Cloudy
Low: 48
Wind: S 5-10 mph

MONDAY: Chance Showers/Storms; Mostly Cloudy & Breezy
High: 70

TUESDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 68

WEDNESDAY: Slight Chance Early Showers/Storm; Partly Cloudy
High: 71

THURSDAY: Chance Rain/Storms; Mostly Cloudy
High: 68

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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – Any day is a great day for hockey, especially in the Madison area. This Saturday, Southern Wisconsin sled hockey celebrated their national championship by inviting community members to try sled hockey.

The Skeeters won the Tier 3 Youth National Championships in Philadelphia and welcomed new skaters to the ice. Sled hockey only differs from traditional hockey in equipment, using special sleds, the players move with two sticks with metal pick.

New kids stopped by Madison ice arena to give it a try and for the coach, providing inclusion in a sport he loves and seeing the joy it brings the players is what it’s all about.

“They’re just looking for opportunities to participate and be out there with their friends and be able to take part in a sport,” Wisconsin Skeeters head coach Tod Koeber. “I love hockey and the kids when they’re coming off the ice, they’re happy, it’s a great environment for them to be with folks who are just very supportive and learn and grow teammanship and sportsmanship and everything else that goes along with it.”

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The 2024 NFL Draft is on its final day and former Wisconsin Badgers running back Braelon Allen was selected in the fourth round (134th overall) by the New York Jets. He will reunite with offensive lineman Joe Tippmann, who was picked by New York in 2023.

Allen spent three seasons with Wisconsin, compiling 3,494 total rushing yards while scoring 35 times on the ground. He ran behind Tippmann for his first two campaigns in Madison and the pair will now look to repeat their success with the Jets.

New York already has a bell-cow running back in Breece Hall, who rushed for 994 yards and five touchdowns in 2023 on 223 carries. With Allen now in town, the organization will likely attempt to scale back Hall’s touches to protect his body, which is a smart move considering Hall has already suffered a torn ACL during his NFL career.

Operating in an offense with quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Allen could find himself a few more holes to run through than he has in the last couple years in Madison.

Reunited @JoeTippmann 🤝 @BraelonAllen pic.twitter.com/uel8pWrqJX

— Wisconsin Football (@BadgerFootball) April 27, 2024