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Southeast Wisconsin severe flooding, officials provide update
The National Weather Service extended severe thunderstorm warnings for parts of Milwaukee and Waukesha counties until 6:30 p.m. Wind gusts could reach 60 mph, and penny-sized hail is possible. Expect damage to roofs, siding and trees.
The data on rainfall frequency in that part of Wisconsin says a 100-year rain is between six inches and seven inches in 24 ...
Southeast Wisconsin is experiencing a historic rainfall event. TMJ4 News is following live updates and will post them on this page. Check back often.
Severe weather and heavy rain has caused flooding throughout southeast Wisconsin. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley on Sunday, Aug. 10, declared a state of emergency across ...
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SE Wisconsin flood warnings: What is still in effect and for how long
While the heaviest of the rain around southeast Wisconsin may be done, the flood threat is still not over. There are two types of flood warnings in effect right now: areal and river. There is an areal ...
We could see a few showers and storms tonight. Additional rainfall amounts will be less than a half an inch. Our biggest ...
Haze and smoke linger today, lowering air quality and potentially prompting an extension of the air quality alert.
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SE Wisconsin rainfall totals: How much rain has fallen since Saturday
A storm system in southeastern Wisconsin delivered historic rainfall, causing major flooding and prompting the National ...
Though wildfire smoke was to credit for poor air quality earlier in the week, Wednesday's alert is due to high-levels of ...
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