Raincoats might be necessary for football fans flocking to Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday, but sunglasses could be in order on Sunday.
Before the rain comes in, Friday should be mostly cloudy, breezy and mild, with an expected high in the mid- to upper 50s,
A cold front will bring showers through Wisconsin Friday night into Saturday, but the rain is not expected to arrive in south central Wisconsin until mid-day Saturday.
Weather Central meteorologist Brian Olson said it should be cloudy and 50 for the 11 a.m. kickoff at the Wisconsin-Michigan football game, but showers are expected in the afternoon.
The National Weather Service said there's a 40 percent chance of rain on Saturday and a 30 percent chance Saturday night.
Sunshine returns on Sunday with a high of 49.
The work week should be a mixed bag of sun, clouds and a few chances for rain, mainly mid-week, but there's no snow in the forecast.
That's good news for drivers but not good news for deer hunters who are preparing for the statewide deer hunt that starts a week from Saturday on Nov. 21.
Highs during the week are expected to be in the upper 40s and lows should be in the low to mid-30s.
Thursday's high in Madison was 53, 8 degrees above normal and 11 degrees below the record high of 64 for Nov. 12, set in 1964.
The low on Thursday was 25, 4 degrees below normal and 18 degrees above the the record low of 7 for the day, set in 1986.
Posted in Local on Friday, November 13, 2009 5:30 am Updated: 5:58 am. | Tags: Madison Forecast, Weather Central, Brian Olson, National Weather Service, Weather,
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