MADISON (WKOW) – After a gloomy, cool, misty Sunday, heavier showers will redevelop later this evening.
The Weather Prediction Center has southern Wisconsin under a “slight” level 2 risk for flash flooding on Monday.
An area of low pressure developing over the Plains will move along a stationary boundary draped into northern Illinois. This is allowing the active weather to stick around.
Rain will develop from southwest to northeast around 8 pm to midnight, with heavier showers anticipated after midnight. Temps will only get to the upper 40s.
Expect occasional showers through Monday with temps only in the 50s again. The main cold front will move through in the afternoon and evening allowing for some lightning and heavier bursts of rain.
1 to 3 inches of new rain is forecasted widespread. Isolated, low-lying areas may experience flash flooding. If you see standing water on the road, make sure to find an alternate route.
We have multiple more rain chances through next weekend. Because of this, minor flooding will continue on the Fox and Rock Rivers.
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