Drew Burgoyne

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Updated: 8:49 p.m. July 27, 2019 Strong but brief showers and storms have popped up this evening. The majority of them have been north of I-94 but it did cause the roof at Miller Park.  As of 8:45 p.m.

It’s been close to 90 this afternoon with plenty of heat and humidity. Other than a few showers earlier this afternoon, most of the strong to severe storm activity has stayed well to our northwest.

Updated 6:45pm SundayWe've had multiple rounds of rain and non severe storms today. While warnings aren't issued for lightning, a bolt took this large tree down in Oak Creek earlier in the day.

Another round of snow is set to arrive across southeastern Wisconsin on Thursday.  Between 6 am and Noon expect a wintry mix before it turns over to all snow by lunchtime.The Thursday evening

The NWS has issued a wind chill advisory for most of the area tonight into Tuesday morning.  Racine, Kenosha, and Milwaukee counties are excluded from the advisory.Winds aren't going to be very strong

A high wind watch has been issued Wednesday night from 9:00 pm until Thursday morning at 6:00 am.  The winds are expected to peak between Midnight and 3 am. The jetstream aloft

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Over the last 200 years, Milwaukee has become a bit of a concrete jungle. Nothing compared to New York City, but it does affect how our city heats up. Chief Meteorologist Drew Burgoyne ex

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Even though this March has been one of the warmest on record, snow isn’t uncommon. Chief Meteorologist Drew Burgoyne explains why big snows are possible in March.