A mix of freezing rain, sleet, and snow moves through the region today. Expect widespread travel impacts, especially on untreated or lesser traveled roads. The highest ice accumulations of 0.20-0.30" are expected across northeast Iowa, with at least a glaze to 0.10" elsewhere. Read More >
La Crosse, WI
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Jeff Boyne, NWS La Crosse, WI
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Dubuque 28.99 inches
Des Moines 29.06 inches
Davenport 29.09 inches
Keokuk 29.15 inches
Sioux City 29.54 inches
Michigan...
Marquette 28.67 inches
Escanaba 28.77 inches
Sault Ste Marie 28.95 inches
Alpena 29.06 inches
Grand Rapids 29.10 inches
Lansing 29.16 inches
Detroit 29.32 inches
Minnesota...
Minneapolis 28.93 inches
Ohio...
Toledo 29.35 inches
Sandusky 29.40 inches
Cleveland 29.45 inches
Columbus 29.53 inches
Dayton 29.53 inches
Wisconsin...
Green Bay 28.80 inches
Madison 28.92 inches
Milwaukee 28.94 inches
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LaCrosse, WI 54601
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