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Milwaukee is gearing up for the highly anticipated Air and Water Show set to take place on July 19-20. However, weather forecasts indicate that attendees may encounter some challenges as light showers are expected throughout the first day of the event.
According to meteorologist Denny VanCleve at the National Weather Service (NWS) in Sullivan, light rain is predicted for the Milwaukee area, particularly during the early afternoon hours of July 19. While the total accumulation is expected to remain under a quarter inch, local conditions could vary if small storms develop in the vicinity.
“There is a possibility of some redevelopment of rain later in the afternoon,” said VanCleve, offering a cautious outlook for spectators hoping to enjoy the Air and Water Show. The forecast includes a 20% chance of a thunderstorm occurring between 6 and 9 p.m., which could further complicate plans for attendees.
Currently, the weather outlook does not carry any advisories, but anticipation is building around how these conditions might influence the spectacle. The Air and Water Show features extraordinary aerial performances by the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, scheduled to perform at 3 p.m. each day over Lake Michigan.
As excitement builds for the first day of the Air and Water Show, many are left wondering about the potential effects of the forecasted rain. With the event promising thrilling aerial displays and a vibrant showcase along Milwaukee’s lakefront, enthusiasts are hopeful that the weather will cooperate.
The Air and Water Show will continue into July 20, and officials are working diligently to provide updates in real-time to ensure all attendees are kept informed about any weather-related adjustments.
As Milwaukee anticipates a lively weekend filled with aerial acrobatics and water stunts, weather updates are crucial for participants and viewers. The community remains eager to support this cherished local tradition while navigating the unexpected weather patterns.
Stay tuned for more updates as the event unfolds, and enjoy the spectacular displays that the Air and Water Show has to offer, rain or shine.
FAQ
What is the Air and Water Show?
The Air and Water Show is an event featuring aerial performances, water displays, and various entertainment activities along Milwaukee’s lakefront.
How will the weather affect the Air and Water Show?
Light showers are expected, especially on July 19, but there will be updates on weather conditions affecting the event.
What time do the Blue Angels perform?
The Blue Angels are scheduled to perform at 3 p.m. on both days of the show over Lake Michigan.
What should I bring to the Air and Water Show?
It’s advisable to bring rain gear, comfortable seating, and snacks, as weather conditions may vary.
Is there an admission fee for the Air and Water Show?
The event is generally free to attend, but some activities may have associated costs.