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FXUS63 KGRB 052330
AFDGRB
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREEN BAY WI
630 PM CDT MON OCT 5 2026
UPDATED AVIATION PORTION FOR 00Z TAF ISSUANCE
KEY MESSAGES
- LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS WILL MOVE ACROSS NORTHERN WISCONSIN LATE
TONIGHT INTO EARLY TUESDAY MORNING.
- BREEZY SOUTHWEST WINDS GUSTING 25 TO 35 MPH ARE EXPECTED TO CREATE
HAZARDOUS MARINE CONDITIONS TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH EARLY
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARINE HEADLINES HAVE BEEN ISSUED.
- PATCHY FROST WILL BE POSSIBLE OVER FAR NORTHERN WISCONSIN THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY NIGHTS WITH LOW TEMPERATURES IN THE MID 30S.
DISCUSSION
ISSUED AT 1151 AM CDT MON OCT 5 2026
THE CURRENT SURFACE ANALYSIS DISPLAYS HIGH PRESSURE POSITIONED
OVER THE WESTERN GREAT LAKES, DELIVERING CLEAR SKIES AND PLEASANT
FALL CONDITIONS ACROSS NORTHERN WISCONSIN. ON THE WESTERN FLANK OF
THE RIDGE, WARM ADVECTION IS INCREASING ACROSS THE NORTHERN
PLAINS AHEAD OF A SHORTWAVE TROUGH ADVANCING THROUGH CENTRAL
CANADA. ZONAL UPPER-LEVEL FLOW WILL PREVAIL THROUGH THE WEEK,
KEEPING THE STORM TRACK GENERALLY NORTH OF WISCONSIN WITH
TEMPERATURE SWINGS AND LIMITED MOISTURE RETURN.
LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS NORTHERN WISCONSIN TONIGHT: AS THE SURFACE
HIGH SLIDES EAST TONIGHT, LOW-LEVEL MOISTURE TRANSPORT WILL
INCREASE ACROSS THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. MOISTURE CONVERGENCE
ON THE NOSE OF A 30-KNOT LOW-LEVEL JET WILL SUPPORT SCATTERED
LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS MOVING INTO NORTH- CENTRAL WISCONSIN LATE THIS
EVENING AND CLEARING BY TUESDAY SUNRISE. NBM GUIDANCE INDICATES A
40 TO 60 PERCENT PROBABILITY OF 12-HOUR PRECIPITATION EXCEEDING
0.01 INCHES AT RHINELANDER AND LAND O LAKES, BUT ONLY A 25 TO 35
PERCENT CHANCE OF REACHING 0.10 INCHES. HIGH-BASED CLOUD CEILINGS
BETWEEN 5,000 AND 7,000 FEET WILL PREVENT SIGNIFICANT VISIBILITY
REDUCTIONS AS SHOWERS SHIFT EASTWARD INTO MICHIGAN.
BREEZY TUESDAY WINDS: A TIGHTENING SURFACE PRESSURE GRADIENT
AHEAD OF THE APPROACHING COLD FRONT WILL DRIVE STRONG SOUTH TO
SOUTHWEST WINDS ON TUESDAY, WITH INLAND DAYTIME HIGHS REACHING THE
LOWER TO MID-70S. DEEP BOUNDARY LAYER MIXING WILL SUPPORT GUSTY
WINDS OF 30 TO 35 MPH ACROSS CENTRAL AND EASTERN WISCONSIN DURING
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
LATE WEEK HIGH PRESSURE PATCHY FROST: CANADIAN SURFACE HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDING ACROSS THE GREAT LAKES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WILL
REINFORCE A COOL, DRY AIRMASS AND MAINTAIN DRY CONDITIONS. STRONG
RADIATIONAL COOLING BENEATH CLEAR SKIES AND LIGHT WINDS THURSDAY
NIGHT AND FRIDAY NIGHT WILL DROP OVERNIGHT MINIMUM TEMPERATURES
INTO THE MID TO UPPER 30S ACROSS NORTH-CENTRAL WISCONSIN. NBM
PROBABILISTIC GUIDANCE SHOWS A 30 TO 50 PERCENT PROBABILITY OF
TEMPERATURES FALLING TO 36 DEGREES OR COLDER IN LOW-LYING SPOTS
NEAR EAGLE RIVER, RHINELANDER, AND CRANDON EACH NIGHT.
TEMPERATURES WILL REBOUND INTO THE UPPER 60S AND LOWER 70S OVER
THE WEEKEND AS SOUTHERLY RETURN FLOW RE-ESTABLISHES, WITH LOW-END
RAIN CHANCES OF 15 TO 25 PERCENT RETURNING LATE SUNDAY.
AVIATION
FOR 00Z TAF ISSUANCE
ISSUED AT 622 PM CDT MON OCT 5 2026
A BAND OF SHOWERS IS EXPECTED TO MOVE ACROSS NORTHERN WISCONSIN
THIS EVENING INTO EARLY TUESDAY MORNING. THE MAIN STORY WILL BE
THE WIND LATER TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY NIGHT. LOW LEVEL WIND SHEAR
SHOULD DEVELOP AFTER 08Z TONIGHT AND CONTINUE INTO TUESDAY MORNING
BEFORE SURFACE WINDS PICKUP BY MID TO LATE MORNING. GUSTS TO
25 TO 33 KNOTS WILL BE POSSIBLE TUESDAY AFTERNOON, WITH THE
HIGHEST GUSTS OVER EASTERN WISCONSIN. SURFACE WINDS SHOULD EASE
LATE TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, WITH SOME POTENTIAL FOR A
FEW HOURS OF LOW LEVEL WIND SHEAR ACROSS EASTERN WISCONSIN EARLY
TUESDAY EVENING.
MARINE
ISSUED AT 1151 AM CDT MON OCT 5 2026
SOUTHERLY WINDS OF 15 TO 25 KNOTS WITH GUSTS TO 30 KNOTS WILL
BUILD WAVES TO 5 FEET ON GREEN BAY AND 6 TO 10 FEET ON LAKE
MICHIGAN ON TUESDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHT. WINDS LOOK TO REMAIN BELOW
GALE WARNING CRITERIA. CONSEQUENTLY, THE GALE WATCH WILL BE
CONVERTED TO A SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY FOR THE NEARSHORE ZONES. HIGH
CONFIDENCE EXISTS IN THESE HAZARDOUS MARINE CONDITIONS.
GRB WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
NONE.
DISCUSSION.....MPC
AVIATION.......ECKBERG
MARINE.........MPC
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