Monitoring Storm Progress - Following Weather Developments
Headline: First Alert Days Issued for Madison, WI: Stormy Weather Ahead
Prepare for some turbulent weather in Madison, WI, as First Alert Days have been called for tonight through Sunday. The National Weather Service (NWS) has warned of potential storms, flooding, heat, and humidity.
Tonight: Tonight, the city can expect damaging winds and heavy rain as the storms roll in. The nights will be particularly warm, with temperatures near 90 degrees, and heat indices reaching the upper 90s.
Monday: By Monday morning, some western counties could see a total accumulation of over 3'' of rain. For Dane County, the expected rainfall could be around 1.5''. By Monday, the storm pattern continues, but a cold front is expected to move through by Tuesday, bringing drier, milder air.
Sunday: Sunday starts unsettled with additional rounds of storms, potentially bringing more heavy rain. The timing, placement, and amounts of rain on Sunday are still uncertain, but the most active periods for the storms are expected overnight.
Recommendation: For the most accurate and up-to-date weather forecast, including precipitation, severe weather, wind advisories, and flood risks, it is recommended to consult dedicated weather services such as the National Weather Service (NWS), Weather.com, or a local meteorological provider. These sources will provide detailed forecasts with hourly and daily updates on rainfall probability and amounts, thunderstorm warnings or watches, high wind alerts or advisories, and flooding potential based on recent rainfall and river conditions.
Rainfall Totals: Rainfall totals could exceed 1'' for northwestern counties, with locally over 2'' possible. However, without up-to-date data from a weather service, no specific forecast details can be accurately provided here.
Stay tuned for more updates as the weather situation develops. Stay safe and dry, Madison!
With the unsettling weather ahead, we should pay close attention to weather-forecasting services like the National Weather Service (NWS) to stay informed about the potential storms, flooding, heat, and humidity. The NWS can provide detailed forecasts with hourly and daily updates on rainfall, severe weather, wind advisories, and flood risks to help us prepare for the stormy weather.
