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Overview

A band of heavy snow fell across central and northeast Wisconsin January 9-10, 2017. The snow developed as an area of low pressure rapidly developed in Iowa and quickly moved across Wisconsin. Behind the departing low, strong winds developed, gusting to near 50 mph during the evening of January 10. 

 

The highest snowfall totals included 11.5 inches in Crandon and 11.0 inches in Stevens Point. The highest wind gust reported was 53 mph in Omro. Green Bay measured a wind gust of 48 mph.

 

Numerous accidents were reported on area highways. Power outages were reported as a result of the gusty winds.

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January 9-10 Snowfall. Click for larger image.
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