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Milwaukee’s Weather Rollercoaster: Rain, Wind & Even Snow This Week!

Milwaukee’s Weather Rollercoaster: Rain, Wind & Even Snow This Week!

MILWAUKEE, WI – If you were hoping for smooth sailing into spring, think again. This week is shaping up to be a typical Wisconsin March mix—starting with rain, followed by strong winds, dropping temperatures, and even a possible rain-to-snow switch by Wednesday night.

Not ideal, but hey, at least we’re not getting buried in a blizzard… yet. Here’s what you need to know to stay ahead of the weather.

Monday, March 4 – Cloudy with Afternoon Rain

  • High: 41°F (5°C)
  • Low: 37°F (3°C)
  • Cloudy all day, with rain showers moving in during the afternoon.

Monday starts off dry but gloomy. If you’re heading out early, you won’t need an umbrella—but don’t leave it at home, because rain moves in later.

  • Afternoon: Light showers start popping up.
  • Evening: Steady rain possible—nothing crazy, just enough to make things damp and annoying.

Evening commuters, take it slow! Wet roads + leftover salt can = slick spots.

Tuesday, March 5 – Breezy & Wet

  • High: 46°F (8°C)
  • Low: 35°F (1°C)
  • On-and-off rain showers all day.
  • Winds pick up in the afternoon.

Tuesday is a warmer, but wetter day. You’ll want rain gear handy, because scattered showers will be in and out.

By afternoon, winds will start picking up. If you have outdoor furniture, trash bins, or anything lightweight outside, now’s the time to secure it before the wind does its thing.

It’s a good idea to prep now—because Wednesday is when things really get interesting.

Wednesday, March 6 – Colder, Windy & Maybe Even Some Snow

  • High: 36°F (2°C)
  • Low: 26°F (-3°C)
  • Rain in the morning, possibly switching to snow by evening.
  • Strong winds—gusts over 30-40 mph possible!

Wednesday starts off rainy and chilly, but as the day goes on, temps drop and the wind kicks up.

What this means for you:
It’s going to feel way colder than the thermometer says.
Driving on the highway? Expect some push from the wind.
That patio chair you forgot to bring inside? Say goodbye to it.

By the evening, as cold air settles in, rain could switch to snow.

Will it stick? Probably not—but roads could still get slick, especially on bridges and overpasses.

Thursday, March 7 – Cold but Clearing Up

  • High: 34°F (1°C)
  • Low: 24°F (-4°C)
  • Clouds clear out, but it stays chilly.

Thursday will feel more like winter again. The good news? It’ll be drier, and the sun should come out. The bad news? It’s still going to feel cold, especially in the morning.

Bundle up—it’ll be one of those crisp, “winter’s not quite done yet” kind of days.

How to Get Through This Week’s Weather Swings

Tie down or bring in loose outdoor items – Wednesday’s wind will be strong enough to toss around trash cans and furniture.

Keep an eye on the forecastThe rain-to-snow switch Wednesday night could cause slick spots.

Dress in layersTuesday will feel like spring, but Wednesday and Thursday will remind you winter’s still hanging around.

Give yourself extra time on the roadsRain early in the week, plus wind and cold midweek = some tricky commutes.

A Little Bit of Everything This Week

Monday: Cloudy with afternoon rain. Keep the umbrella handy.
Tuesday: Warmer but wet, with increasing winds. Secure loose items outside.
Wednesday: Windy & colder—rain may turn to snow. Slick roads possible at night.
Thursday: Cold but dry, with sunshine returning.

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