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"Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 blog! \u00A0Keep an umbrella on standby. \u00A0A showery weather pattern is locked in place. \u00A0In today's blog we discuss when rain chances are highest and look ahead to the forecast for the start of the Wisconsin State Fair.Let's start with a quick recap of isolated severe thunderstorms Tuesday evening. \u00A0Shortly after 8pm isolated thunderstorms strengthened as they interacted with an outflow boundary over Waukesha. \u00A0A pocket of strong winds hit neighborhoods around Waukesha North high school.The photo below shows a large tree uprooted laying on a house on Greenmeadow Drive in Waukesha. \u00A0If you have a photo to share please email it to ulocal@wisn.com or tweet me @jnelsonweatherWinds were estimated around 60 mph. \u00A0The thunderstorm weakened quickly and storm reports were isolated mainly to this area.Moving forward the threat for showers and isolated thunderstorms remains in the forecast. \u00A0Thursday marks the beginning of the Wisconsin State Fair. \u00A0Widely scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms may develop by afternoon or early evening. \u00A0The best hours to be at the fair will be morning or early afternoon. \u00A0Temperatures on Thursday will warm to around 80.The peak of daytime heating will present the most likely timeframe for showers or t-storms the next several days. \u00A0Futurecast below is valid at 2pm Thursday. \u00A0Look for showers to develop during the afternoon and continue into the evening. \u00A0The amount of dry hours will far outweigh the periods of rain the next several days, so don't cancel your outdoor plans.Keep an umbrella on standby for afternoon or evening showers now through this weekend. \u00A0For the latest weather information watch WISN 12 News.Have a great day!Jeremy Nelson"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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