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MILWAUKEE - People in Southeastern Wisconsin will get to enjoy mostly pleasant weather conditions for the next couple of days before a series of scattered showers and storms strike on Saturday night on Sunday.

"High pressure building into Southeast Wisconsin will usher in a quiet finish to the work week," said Storm Team 4Caster Scott Steele. 

"We'll have plenty of sunshine and with a continued gentle northwest breeze, high temperatures will return to near seasonal averages of about 80 degrees."

Steele does say, however, that there is a chance of rain or storms halfway between Milwaukee and Green Bay.

"There is a ripple in the atmosphere to our north which could clip our northern counties with some afternoon showers or a thunderstorm, particularly in Fond du Lac and Sheboygan counties."

According to Scott, there's virtually no chance of rain on Saturday, until the evening.

"Saturday looks like a repeat performance, but without the risk of any wet weather and a great day to enjoy the outdoors," explained Scott. 

"Another disturbance approaches our region Saturday night and Sunday, but it should only produce some scattered showers and thunderstorms, certainly not a washout to finish the weekend."

Friday's Storm Team 4Cast from Scott Steele:

Today: Sunny to partly cloudy and warm
High:  Near 80
Wind: NW 7-12 mph

Tonight: Mainly clear and seasonal
Low:  Near 58
Wind:  Light

Saturday: Sunny to partly cloudy and a bit cooler
High:  Near 78
Wind: SSE 5-10 mph

Saturday night: Partly to mostly cloudy and mild with scattered showers & t-storms developing late
Low:  Near 63
Wind:  S 3-8 mph

Sunday: Partly to mostly cloudy and warm with scattered showers & thunderstorms
High:  Near 80