Milwaukee Winter Weather Update: Snowfall Totals from Nov. 21 Storm
MILWAUKEE – The National Weather Service (NWS) has begun analyzing snowfall data from the recent winter storm that hit southeast Wisconsin on November 21. As residents brace for colder temperatures, they are also assessing the impact of the snowfall.
The snowfall totals across the region varied significantly, with some areas experiencing several inches of accumulation. Noteworthy figures include Fond du Lac and Kohler, both reporting 4.0 inches of snow. Other totals include:
- Beaver Dam: 3.5 inches
- Sheboygan: 3.1 inches
- Franklin: 3.0 inches
- Watertown: 3.0 inches
- Slinger: 2.9 inches
- Elmwood Park: 1.9 inches
- Kenosha: 2.0 inches
- New Berlin: 2.2 inches
- Kewaskum: 2.4 inches
Areas with lower amounts include Merton and Muskego, each recording only 1.5 inches. This varied distribution has prompted residents and local officials to assess road conditions and their readiness for the winter season.
A snowfall totals map is available for those interested in specific amounts recorded in their area and can be accessed through the NWS website. The data collection is crucial for understanding the storm’s impact, helping to inform both the public and local authorities regarding travel safety and necessary preparations.
As winter progresses, officials urge residents to stay informed about forecasts and safety measures to navigate the snowy conditions. With December fast approaching, continued monitoring and updates from the NWS will be vital for the community in the weeks to come.
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