Milwaukee Marathon Weekend Weather Forecast: Rain Likely on Sunday
Milwaukee Marathon weekend weather forecast has chance of rain Sunday
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The Milwaukee Marathon weekend features a marathon and half-marathon on Saturday, April 11, and a 5K on Sunday, April 12. While Saturday is expected to be dry, rain overnight may affect the Sunday 5K, with temperatures potentially reaching the mid-70s by the afternoon.
- 01The marathon weekend includes events on April 11 and 12.
- 02Saturday is expected to be mostly dry, with rain possible in the afternoon.
- 03Sunday's 5K may be affected by overnight rain and potential thunderstorms.
- 04Temperatures could rise to the mid-70s on Sunday due to a warm front.
- 05Flooding risks may increase with potential heavy rainfall early next week.
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The Milwaukee Marathon weekend is set for April 11-12, featuring a marathon and half-marathon on Saturday and a 5K on Sunday. According to Aidan Kuroski, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Milwaukee/Sullivan, Saturday will likely remain dry for most of the day, although rain may arrive in the late afternoon. Overnight rain could impact the Sunday 5K, making conditions wetter for participants. However, there is a chance that the rain will ease up by Sunday morning, with temperatures expected to reach the mid-70s if the sun shines. By Monday, temperatures could reach the mid-to-upper 70s. Kuroski also warned of potential severe weather next week, advising residents to monitor the situation for flooding risks, especially if heavy rain occurs. Overall, while the weekend may start with some rain, warmer temperatures are anticipated.
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Runners participating in the marathon weekend should prepare for wet conditions during the 5K on Sunday, which could affect their performance and experience.
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