Monday, July 20, 2026: NWS outlook flags storm periods this morning through this evening for Sheboygan County
Sheboygan County, WI — The National Weather Service (Milwaukee/Sullivan) issued an update at 6:12 AM CDT Monday, July 20, 2026 for Sheboygan County.
In that Hazardous Weather Outlook, NWS says periods of storms are expected Monday morning through this evening. The outlook notes severe weather is possible, particularly in storms that develop during late afternoon into the evening. All severe hazards remain possible.
NWS also included a “spotter information statement”, saying spotter activation may be needed this afternoon and evening as conditions evolve.
What to do Monday, July 20 (morning to evening)
- Have an alerting plan: Keep a reliable way to receive updates (NOAA Weather Radio and/or local alert channels) because storm timing and intensity can change quickly.
- Be ready to adjust after work: If you have outdoor plans Monday afternoon or evening, build in flexibility and consider a “go indoors if thunder” plan.
- Know the severe-weather basics: If warnings are issued, follow official instructions immediately and move to your safest indoor location.
American Red Cross and NWS guidance both emphasize getting ahead of dangerous conditions—so keep your phone charged, review where you’ll go if thunder starts, and stay alert as the day progresses.
