Some spotty showers through Tuesday morning - Savanna

Category: Weather

Severe weather has passed in the Madison area, with lingering showers expected to clear by afternoon. High pressure will bring dry and cooler conditions for the next several days, with pleasant weather anticipated for the weekend and rain chances returning early next week.

Keywords: Severe Weather, Forecast, Rain Chances

Source: Channel 3000

Update At: 8/6/2024

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