Winter Weather Brings Dangerous Travel Conditions Across the Northern U.S.

Heavy lake effect snow will persist downwind of the Great Lakes through early Saturday. Snow squalls with heavy snow and gusty winds will create dangerous travel in the Interior Northeast due to low visibility and slippery roads. A major winter storm will bring moderate to heavy, accumulating snow and gusty winds from the eastern Plains to the western Great Lakes today through Saturday. Read More >

A high amount of moisture in the atmosphere and repeated rounds of showers and thunderstorms led to flooding problems across the region from mid-August through the first week of September.

***Scroll down to see rainfall totals for the whole state of Wisconsin***

*Estimated Rainfall Totals for Southern Wisconsin** (broken down by each high-rainfall event)
Tuesday Afternoon 9/4 Through Wednesday Night 9/5:	Monday-Monday Night 9/3 (Labor Day):

Sunday 9/2 Afternoon and Night:	Saturday 9/1 Night:

Late Friday Night into Saturday 9/1 Morning:	Tuesday 8/28 Afternoon into Wednesday 8/29 Morning:

Monday 8/27 Night:	Sunday 8/26 Afternoon through Monday 8/27:

Mon 8/20 through Tuesday 8/21:	Thursday 8/16 through Friday 8/17:

Here are the estimated* rainfall totals for the 3-week period from

Thursday, August 16th through Wednesday, September 5th:

*Estimated Rainfall Totals for Wisconsin** (broken down by each high-rainfall event)
Tuesday Afternoon 9/4 Through Wednesday Night 9/5:	Monday-Monday Night 9/3 (Labor Day):

Sunday 9/2 Afternoon and Night:	Saturday 9/1 Night:

Late Friday Night into Saturday 9/1 Morning:	Tuesday 8/28 Afternoon into Wednesday 8/29 Morning:

Monday 8/27 Night:	Sunday 8/26 Afternoon through Monday 8/27:

Mon 8/20 through Tuesday 8/21:	Thursday 8/16 through Friday 8/17: