Severe weather warnings from the Appleton area, including hail and destruction of wind
After a period of dry and warm weather, the Appleton area issuing a bad weather warning. According to the National Weather Service Green Bay, the Appleton area faces risks of severe weather on May 15.
The forecast says a storm will form in western Wisconsin and southeastern Minnesota between 1 and 4 p.m. and then enter central and northeastern Wisconsin between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m.
“Six to 7 o'clock seem to be the target time for Green Bay and Appleton to see the strongest storm,” said Scott Berschback, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service Green Bay National Weather Service. “Then they moved there very quickly very quickly. They were moving the storm quickly, so once they got here, they would cross the area in an hour or two, so they disappeared at 8 o'clock.”
All hazards to bad weather are possible, including tornadoes, 2-inch large hail and strong, harmful winds.
There are currently 80% chances of precipitation in the Appleton area. Berschback also said the area could have “fast” half an inch of rain.
Appleton received 1.14 inches of rain in the first three days of May, but nothing was done for the next 12 days.
The severe weather prospects and thunderstorm schedule in northeastern Wisconsin will be held Thursday, May 15.
What is the prediction?
High temperatures are expected to peak around 5 pm on May 15, and then the temperature cools to around 60 to 5 pm. Looking forward to the sunshine. Here is the prediction:
Thursday: Highest 79, Lowest 60
Friday: Highest 78, low 53
Appleton Weather Radar
Rashad Alexander can be contacted at ralexander@gannett.com and 920-431-8214.
This article originally appeared in late Appleton: Appleton's Appleton forecast on May 15, requiring bad weather, hail
