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"Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 blog! \u00A0Anyone notice the haze in the sky again? \u00A0It's back, in today's blog we discuss why the sky is hazy and look ahead to rain chances in the coming days.Let's start with a scene from this morning at the Wisconsin State Fair. \u00A0I took this photo below of the cream puff drive thru just outside the main gate at State Fair Park. \u00A0Weather conditions look great for the start of the fair! \u00A0Notice the orange and hazy glow to the sun. \u00A0There's a reason!The comfortably cool northwesterly flow aloft is once again pushing smoke from wildfires in Canada across the upper Midwest. \u00A0The visible satellite image below shows the milky grey color which represents smoke drifting by in our atmosphere.Colorful sunrises and sunsets can be expected over the next couple of days while the smoke lingers.Looking ahead to rain chances. \u00A0Outside of a sprinkle or isolated shower Thursday looks dry. \u00A0Better chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms return Friday afternoon and evening. \u00A0Futurecast below shows a few showers developing by Friday afternoon. \u00A0The threat will continue into Friday evening. \u00A0If a lake breeze develops it may push the showers a bit farther inland. \u00A0This would be great news for the State Fair!Keep an umbrella on standby for Friday afternoon and evening. \u00A0Temperatures look to stay close to 80 for the next several days. \u00A0Enjoy!For the latest weather information watch WISN 12 News, and for updates throughout the day follow me on Twitter @jnelsonweatherHave a great day!Jeremy Nelson"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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