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Following a 90-degree Musky Fest weekend, temperatures return to highs in the 70s and nighttime lows in the 50s more for most of this week. Some rain chances are in forecast for nearly every day, so make plans, but have a Plan B!

High temperatures in the upper 70s return to the North Woods this week, though the forecast includes chances for rain and thunderstorms every day through the weekend. Chances vary significantly, so keep watch ‑ and plan accordingly!

The forecast predicts rain showers and t-storms to start the week, with high temperatures from mid-60s to upper 70s, and a mix of sunshine and rain (some low chances) through the weekend. This is a great sign to buy dad some new fishing rain gear for Father’s Day!

Monday starts this week with a “warm” with 89 degrees, but followed by 64 degrees Tuesday! Remainder of the week is in the low to upper 70s, with a mix of sunshine and showers that could remove some of the Canadian smoke and haze. Other than a few hiccups, this week looks mostly good, so get out and enjoy it when you can!

Memorial Day weekend enjoyed near-perfect weather. This week starts with highs in the low 70s, moving to the 80s by the week’s end, but with some chances for rain. Make your plans, watch the sky, and enjoy all of the recreational opportunities the North Woods offers!

Rain and cool temperatures the first half of this week could be discouraging, but that should change to warm(er) and sunny for Memorial Day weekend. Enjoy the holiday, but please take time to give thought to the veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country.

Hot and sunny are on tap for much of this week, with clear skies and highs in the mid-80s through Wednesday. Red Flag fire warnings are in effect through Monday night, moving to Fire Watches Tuesday. Make sure to check the current fire situation and applicable restrictions at WisBurn. Much needed rain is possible Thursday night through the weekend, which will help ‑ IF it occurs. Enjoy the early summer weather!

This past weekend’s fishing opener was sunny and warm, which will continue through this week, with Friday the only chance for showers. Mother’s Day Sunday, May 11, should be sunny and 74 degrees ‑ and please note the next day, Monday May 12, is the Full Flower Moon (hint, hint)! Take mom fishing, if she is so inclined!

This week is off to a rough start, with rain and severe weather for Monday and Monday night. Tuesday and Wednesday should see sunshine, but more rain Thursday and Friday. For the May 3 fishing opener weekend, anglers should have sunshine and blue skies, with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, both Saturday and Sunday. Good luck!

This week starts with chances for rain and light snow Monday and Monday night, followed by a sunny, warming trend Tuesday through Thursday morning. Rain chances return Thursday afternoon into Friday, but the Saturday and Sunday forecast includes clear skies, sunshine, with mild temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s.