Green Bay Forecast: Patchy Fog, Light Showers Tuesday Before Sunshine Returns Midweek
GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN — Drivers across northeast Wisconsin may encounter patchy fog and slick roads Tuesday morning, with light showers possible by the afternoon before calmer, sunnier conditions settle in midweek.
Foggy Start to the Day
The National Weather Service in Green Bay reported that visibility could drop below a quarter-mile at times, particularly in the Fox River Valley and along Highway 41. Drivers are urged to exercise caution, use headlights, and allow for extra travel time during the morning commute.
Chance of Showers Tuesday Afternoon
A 20% chance of scattered showers is forecast between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday, though any rain is expected to remain light. Fog is likely to reform overnight into early Wednesday, keeping travel conditions somewhat tricky in the mornings.
Midweek Improvements Ahead
By Wednesday afternoon, skies are expected to clear to sunshine, with highs near 77°F. Winds will remain light but shift from the north to northeast, signaling a more stable pattern through midweek.
The dry stretch will continue into Thursday and Friday, with mostly sunny skies and highs reaching the lower 80s. However, forecasters noted a slight chance of thunderstorms Friday night, particularly west of Green Bay, which could affect outdoor weekend plans.
Five-Day Forecast for Green Bay
- Tuesday: High near 75, patchy fog, slight chance of showers late.
- Wednesday: Morning sprinkles, clearing to sunny, high 77.
- Thursday: Sunny, high 80.
- Friday: Mostly sunny, high 82; chance of storms late.
- Saturday: Sunny, high 77.
Green Bay commuters — did you run into the patchy fog along Highway 41 or in the Fox River Valley this morning? Share your experience in the comments, and keep following ChicagoSuburbanFamily.com for more Midwest weather updates.
