6 p.m. Saturday: More light rain showers are moving across southern Wisconsin from the southwest. We are not expecting any thunderstorm activity this evening and tonight. You could hear a few rumbles of thunder around midday Sunday, but no severe weather is expected. #wiwx

Good Saturday morning! Temperatures will warm from the 30s this morning to the 50s this afternoon ahead of the chance for a few showers from late Saturday through Sunday. I've got your full forecast on Wake Up Wisconsin Weekend! #wiwx

Most of southern Wisconsin is within the warm sector of our current rain system. We're closely monitoring any development ahead of the cold frontal passage this evening. There is a chance for a few strong to severe storms to form between now and about 5-6 p.m. #wiwx

If you're heading to the polls today, conditions will remain damp and breezy through the rest of Tuesday. A few storms could become strong to even severe this afternoon and evening, as well. Temperatures will slowly fall through the day as rain comes to an end this evening #wiwx

Tonight's the night! Remember to turn the clocks backwards one hour before bed. While you're at it, it's also a great time to check the batteries in your smoke alarms and weather radios. Enjoy the last "later" sunset for a while... #wiwx

Good Saturday morning! Clouds will increase through today as temperatures warm well into the 50s. Rain chances return tonight, around the time our clocks are turning backwards. We'll be tracking rain chances from tonight through Election Day. #wiwx

Here are some rainfall totals from this late October rain system. The highest I've seen so far is over 4 inches in Middleton! We're dry through the first 2 days of November, but I'm already tracking the next chance for rain, around the time that Daylight Saving Time ends. #wiwx

Last Halloween, we were dealing with snow! This year, we've seen rainfall and wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. Expect windy conditions to stick around through Trick-or-Treating this evening with temperatures in the 40s. #wiwx

NEW: There is a chance for severe weather in parts of southern Wisconsin through Wednesday evening and night. The higher severe potential and rainfall totals will likely be over southwest Wisconsin, but all of us have a chance to see stronger storms with beneficial rain. #wiwx

We are on record watch today & tomorrow with highs in the upper 70s & lower 80s. Winds out of the south-southwest could gust up to 45 miles per hour in some areas of southern Wisconsin through Tuesday & Wednesday. This is ahead of the likelihood of storms late tomorrow. #wiwx