Friday, September 4: Storms Could Bring Damaging Winds, Hail and Ponding in Sheboygan County
Sheboygan County, WI — September 3, 2026. The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan office said in a 6:41 p.m. CDT update Thursday, September 3, that thunderstorms could move across Sheboygan County overnight into Friday morning, September 4.
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7-Day Weather Forecast
Storm timing and possible hazards
The Sheboygan County forecast zone, WIZ052, includes additional showers and thunderstorms overnight Thursday, September 3, into Friday morning, September 4, with more storm potential Friday. Some storms could produce damaging winds, hail and an isolated tornado.
Locally heavy rain may cause ponding and minor flooding, especially where storms repeatedly pass. The National Weather Service also said a line of storms could stall Friday morning and prolong minor flooding in parts of southern Wisconsin.
What residents and commuters should do
People traveling Friday morning should allow extra time and watch for water collecting on roads. Never drive through a water-covered roadway, even if the water appears shallow.
Residents, commuters, families and event planners should monitor updated National Weather Service alerts as conditions develop. Any warnings issued later would provide the most specific timing and location information.
No confirmed local school, road, venue or utility closures or cancellations were identified in the checked sources.
