Clouds will return in Central Wisconsin Saturday evening, while staying cloudy in the Northwoods for Saturday night. A First Alert for fog, locally dense, and a chance of freezing drizzle through Sunday morning. Keep in mind that untreated roads and other surfaces could become icy. Lows in the upper 20s to around 30.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Severe weather is likely Saturday afternoon through the evening. A Tornado Watch is in effect for the north shore until 3 p.m., but is likely to be extended. Scattered storms this afternoon will strengthen as instability increases.

A warm front passes through Saturday night, so temperatures will climb overnight into the lower 60s by Sunday morning. Winds will shift from the northeast 4 to 8 mph Saturday afternoon to the southeast Saturday night into Sunday. As a result, Sunday will be much warmer with highs in the lower 70s.

We have a low-end threat for isolated severe storms late this afternoon and evening (2 p.m. CST - 8 p.m. CST) in west Alabama.

Saturday has been declared a First Alert Weather Day due to expected rain and possible strong to severe storms.

Saturday is a First Alert day, as we are tracking a chance for severe weather. There will be two rounds possible, the first in the afternoon and a second in the evening. Isolated strong storms could pop up through the peak daytime heating hours in the afternoon with a few violent,

Showers will wind down throughout Saturday morning, with some rain showers mixing over to flakes of snow toward the mid to late morning hours. There will be no accumulation as tem