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Mild, mostly dry weather expected for Brewers’ World Series game in Milwaukee
Saturday should bring mild temperatures and little chance of rain across southeast Wisconsin as the Brewers host the Rays for Game 2. Sunday will be warmer, while rain chances are expected to rise by midweek.
MILWAUKEE — Southeast Wisconsin is expected to have mostly dry, mild weather Saturday, giving fans heading to the Brewers’ World Series game a comfortable evening, according to the forecast issued Oct. 24.
The day will bring a mix of sun and clouds, with highs near 68 degrees along Lake Michigan and temperatures reaching the upper 70s farther inland. Winds could reach about 9 mph.
For Game 2 against the Tampa Bay Rays, temperatures are forecast to be around 65 during tailgating and near 60 by first pitch. Skies should be mostly cloudy, with overnight lows around 51.
Sunday is expected to be slightly warmer, with a mix of sun and clouds and highs near 70. A stray shower could develop overnight Sunday into Monday, but most of that period is expected to stay dry. Rain chances are forecast to increase around midweek as temperatures turn cooler.