Menominee Tribal Emergency Management

10/22/2026

10/21/2026: Aside from some overnight and morning fog the next couple days, weather conditions will be quiet and comfortable for late October. Rain chances (20 to 30%) return Sunday into early next week, along with a drop back to seasonable temperatures.

10/20/2026

3:20AM {10/20/2026}
Areas of fog have developed across parts of east-central and far northeast WI early this morning. Expect fog to clear out by mid-morning leaving dry and warm conditions for the rest of today.

10/20/2026

5:15AM {10/20/2026}
Areas of dense fog have developed across parts of east-central and far northeast WI early this morning with visibilities as low as 1/4 mile in spots. If you encounter any dense fog on the road this morning be prepared to slow down, use your low-beam headlights, and leave plenty of distance for the vehicle in front of your.

10/19/2026

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10/19/2026

A mild week is in store with highs mainly in the 60s, with a few 70s possible later in the week. It will remain dry through Saturday afternoon, with the next chance of rain Saturday night into Sunday.

10/17/2026

[10/17/26] Breezy southwest winds are expected Sunday with lighter winds expected next week. Temperatures will be fairly close to normal on Sunday then rise above normal through the week. Mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions and dry weather is expected through the next 5 days. Looking ahead, temperatures should be well above normal into next weekend with little to no rainfall expected.

10/16/2026

FYI

{Oct 16, 2026 4:02 AM} Windy and cool conditions prevail today as winds turn to the north/northwest at 15 to 30 mph with gusts of 35 to 45 mph. The gusty winds may blow loose decorations and create difficult driving conditions for high-profile vehicles on east-west roads like Highway 29 and Highway 10.

10/16/2026

FYI

{Oct 16, 2026 4:24 AM} A Freeze Warning is in effect tonight for central into portions of northeast WI. Due to a little stronger winds and slightly warmer temperatures, a Frost Advisory has been posted for Door County where areas of frost are expected in interior and southern sections of the county. Lows should drop into the middle 20s to middle 30s, although a few upper 30s along the bay across northern Door County.

10/16/2026

{Oct 15, 2026 3 PM} A Freeze Watch is in effect from 1 AM to 9 AM Saturday across parts of central, far northeast, and east-central Wisconsin. Lows of 25 to 33 degrees could damage vegetation, so protect sensitive crops and plants.

10/07/2026

5 AM [10.07.26]
Mostly dry & warm this weekend with highs potentially in the low 80s! Before we get there, expect breezy conditions today & Sat (gusts 30-35mph), patchy frost in northern WI Thu night/Fri AM & a low chance of a Fri PM shower in east-central WI.
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