Green Bay, Wisconsin – Thunderstorms are set to move into northeast Wisconsin this Friday morning, with heavy rain expected to impact travel and outdoor activities just as Father’s Day weekend begins.
Storms Expected to Hit Early Friday
According to the National Weather Service in Green Bay, thunderstorms are likely to develop early on Friday, with rain totals potentially reaching up to 1 inch in Marinette, Oconto, and Brown counties. Although the risk for severe storms is low, heavy rainfall could lead to slick conditions on major highways like US-41, WI-29, and I-43.
Weekend Weather: Possible Showers and Thunderstorms
Localized downpours may continue into Saturday, particularly in the northern areas of the state. Drivers should be careful, especially during heavy rain. Use headlights in low visibility conditions to stay safe.
Campers and outdoor event organizers should remain weather-aware, especially from Friday through Saturday night. Keep an eye on the forecast, as thunderstorms may affect Father’s Day activities.
Scattered Storms Expected Into Next Week
Green Bay and surrounding areas are expected to see scattered thunderstorms through early next week. Sunday night and Monday have a 40% chance of thunderstorms, which could disrupt Father’s Day cookouts or travel plans. Stay weather-ready and be prepared for rainy conditions.
No Storm Warnings Yet
As of Thursday evening, there are no weather watches or warnings in place, and storm spotter activation is not expected.
🌧️ Five-Day Forecast for Green Bay, WI (June 12–16)
Thursday (June 12): 66°F, slight chance of showers, calm evening
Friday (June 13): 64°F/52°F, rain possible mainly before 10 a.m.
Saturday (June 14): 69°F/55°F, mostly dry but cloudy
Sunday (June 15 – Father’s Day): 76°F/61°F, chance of p.m. thunderstorms
Monday (June 16): 81°F/63°F, scattered thunderstorms possible
Be Prepared for Wet Weekend Weather
This Father’s Day weekend, northeast Wisconsin will experience thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. With the potential for slick roads, travel delays, and wet outdoor activities, it’s best to stay flexible and have a backup indoor plan ready. Monitor the weather updates closely to ensure safety during Father’s Day gatherings.
