Saturday, May 23: Patchy fog and a late-night shower chance for Sheboygan County
Patchy fog, a small late-night shower chance, and a sunny Memorial Day are the main takeaways from the National Weather Service’s Saturday update.
Patchy fog, a small late-night shower chance, and a sunny Memorial Day are the main takeaways from the National Weather Service’s Saturday update.
Beachgoers in Sheboygan County should avoid Lake Michigan water Friday at 4 p.m. through Saturday afternoon under a Beach Hazards Statement.
A Beach Hazards Statement covers Sheboygan County’s lakeshore from Friday afternoon through Saturday afternoon. NWS warns of 3 to 5 foot waves and dangerous currents.
NWS Milwaukee/Sullivan says Sheboygan-to-Port Washington waters stay 2 to 4 feet through Friday, then offshore waves build Friday night into Saturday.
A Small Craft Advisory starts Thursday night for the nearshore waters from Port Washington to North Point Light. Boaters should delay plans and check NWS updates.
Boaters and anglers on the Sheboygan to Port Washington nearshore waters should expect northeast winds and 2 to 4 foot waves late Wednesday and Wednesday night.
Sheboygan County has a brief Tuesday weather window with light showers possible late this morning, isolated thunderstorms into the early afternoon, and a Small Craft Advisory on the nearshore waters to Sheboygan through Tuesday evening.
NWS Milwaukee’s Monday morning update keeps Sheboygan’s nearshore waters rough on Tuesday, May 19, with 15 to 20 knot winds, gusts to 25, and 3- to 4-foot waves.
NWS Milwaukee/Sullivan says the LMZ643 nearshore waters from Sheboygan to Port Washington remain under a Small Craft Advisory until 4 PM Wednesday.
The City of Sheboygan’s March 2026 Comprehensive Plan confirms 36 municipal parks totaling about 715 acres — including nine along Lake Michigan. Here’s what that means for beaches, playgrounds, trails, dog parks, and family plans this spring and summer.
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