Tornado Warning

Updated: 6:36 p.m. April 30, 2022. The tornado warning for Walworth County has been allowed to expire. A Tornado Watch is still in effect for Jefferson and ...

As it stands now, the biggest threat for the stronger storms looks to be south and west of the metro Milwaukee area where a slight risk of severe weather is in place. The next few days should be quiet until more rain moves in for Tuesday. Another system will then impact us by Friday and into the following weekend for more shower chances. A strong southeasterly wind will keep the tornado threat away from the lakeshore counties, but we still have a hail and damaging wind risk with storms as they progress east this evening. MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--Our dreary weather pattern looks to be getting a bit stormier today as a warm front tries to lift north across the area. If we do, that'll really "stir up" the atmosphere and help develop stronger storms potentially later in the day and into the evening. Some of the storms could be strong to severe. A Tornado Watch has been issued for Jefferson and Walworth counties until 8pm this evening. It's just a chilly and showery now. We're watching how far a warm front will lift north today. Hail and isolated tornadoes will continue to be the main threats now through 8 pm. The tornado warning for Walworth County has been allowed to expire. Meanwhile, there are a few tornado warnings in far SW WI, but those storms won't pose any threat to SE WI.