After a gorgeous wrap to the NFL Draft on Saturday and a quiet Sunday ahead, we now turn our attention to the potential for severe weather on Monday.

We are on Storm Watch with an outbreak of severe weather is looking increasingly likely in the Midwest, with the highest risk centered on the border region between Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin.

An elevated risk for severe storms exists all across the state, however, including the Fox Valley.

The best chance for severe storms is in the afternoon and late evening, but a few storms are possible in the morning. The morning storms pose less of a risk.

Any severe storms later in the day will be capable of producing damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes.

You will want to have a way to get weather information tomorrow, including downloading the FOX 11 Weather App.

Otherwise, Monday will be partly cloudy and windy with a high surging to 72 degrees.

After the storms move through that night, Tuesday should be partly cloudy and windy with a high of 61.