The Latest Northeast Wisconsin Forecast from Storm Team 5... Good Morning! A frontal boundary swung through overnight, producing some much needed rainfall across the area. The rain started to fizzle as it headed toward the lakeshore and as of this morning has pushed off toward Lake Michigan. Other then that, it will be another warm day with highs in the 80s for a record breaking 10th day in a row. Models are indicating that some low clouds will develop this morning, but any cloud coverage should exit as we head into the afternoon. This will limit the amount of daytime heating, but it does appear that sunshine in the afternoon will help temperatures get into the upper 70s lakeside and up north and low 80s through the valley. It is a bit humid out there this morning, but a weakening front off to our west should help to clear the mugginess out of the area for the afternoon. Looking pretty good for any Friday Night Lights games, with clear skies and temperatures in the 70s that will fall into the mid 50s by Saturday morning. Best day of the weekend will be Saturday with mostly sunny skies and highs for the final day in a row in the low to mid 80s. The muggy meter will creep up slightly as well. What we are watching is another quick moving front diving in from Western Canada that will bring a weakening line of showers and storms overnight Saturday. Sunday will see a sharp cool down with temperatures in the 60s to around 70 with showers and storms favoring Green Bay , the valley and the lakeshore. Made some changes for Monday and Tuesday as a area of high pressure will keep rain away from us Monday and Tuesday.