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Snow Winding Down, Cold for this Week

Light to moderate snow gradually ends from west to east early this morning. However, roads will remain slick until properly plowed and treated. Blowing and drifting of snow in open areas could result in some road impacts through midday. Colder air arrives for the week with morning wind chills through Tuesday in the single digits below zero. Read More >

Overview

Beginning during the pre-sunrise hours on August 10th, storms formed over southeast Minnesota and produced large hail. These moved east into western and central Wisconsin during the morning producing winds to 60 mph. Later in the morning, storms formed over northeast Iowa and produced large hail near Lourdes, Iowa. As the storms moved into southwest Wisconsin, they intensified and produced winds in the 60-70 mph range and a brief tornado. Photo
   
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