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Severe Storms This Afternoon-Evening

Strong to severe storms are expected to develop from mid afternoon through early evening. Damaging winds will be the main threat, but large hail and tornadoes are also possible. Have multiple ways to receive warnings and stay weather aware if you have outdoor plans. Read More >

Overview

A slow moving storm system brought a mix of rain, freezing rain, sleet, and finally snow to the area beginning Monday January 2 and lasting into Thursday January 5. The most impact occurred Monday night into Tuesday morning when freezing rain  brought ice accumulations up to around 1/4 of an inch across southeast Minnesota into western Wisconsin. Temperatures warmed over most of the area for a change over to rain Tuesday, followed by colder air moving in Wednesday and Thursday with light snow accumulations up to about 3 inches.

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Initial period of the storm when a wintry mix and icing occurred
Monday night and Tuesday Morning Jan 3 2023.
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