Sheboygan Weather Report: A Windy and Chilly Night

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Sheboygan and the surrounding area are in for a cold, blustery evening. Today brought impressive wind gusts across Southeast Wisconsin, with some of the strongest recorded at 49 mph in nearby Walworth and 46 mph in Plymouth.

Tonight’s Forecast:

  • Temperatures: Dropping into the teens overnight.
  • Wind Chills: Feeling like -5 to -10°F in many spots.
  • Winds: Northwest winds will remain gusty, reaching up to 25-30 mph, especially in the early hours.
  • Advisory: The wind advisory remains in effect until midnight, but gusts will persist well into Thursday.

Thursday:

  • Morning: Starting off cold with temperatures in the mid-teens. Gusty northwest winds will keep wind chills in the single digits.
  • Afternoon: Highs near 29°F, but it will still feel colder due to lingering wind chills in the mid-teens.

Looking Ahead:

  • Friday: Slightly better, with highs near 30°F.
  • Weekend Warm-Up: Saturday brings a high of 42°F — a bit above average for early December. By Sunday and Monday, highs will reach a more comfortable 48°F.

Bundle up and prepare for a chilly start to your day tomorrow. Share this update to help your neighbors plan ahead!

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Brian Bateman is an experienced journalist with a passion for uncovering the stories that shape local, state, national, and global narratives. As a lifelong resident of Sheboygan County, growing up in Cascade, Wisconsin, Brian developed an early appreciation for the value of community and the power of storytelling.

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