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Strong to Severe Thunderstorms in the East; Heat in the Central and Western U.S.

Strong to potentially severe thunderstorms with damaging wind gusts are forecast Thursday from parts of New England into the Mid Atlantic and Carolinas. Significant heat will expand across the West and Central Plains through Friday, potentially breaking daily high temperature records. Dangerous heat will then build into the Eastern U.S. this weekend through much of next week. Read More >

Overview

A fast-paced rocky mountain cyclone moved across the region late Saturday night, dropping rain, snow, and some sleet over northeast Wisconsin. Light to moderate snow fell in north-central, central, and far northeast Wisconsin, leaving behind 3 to 6 inches, with a few higher amounts across far north-central Wisconsin. Steady rain fell across the Fox Valley, lakeshore, and portions of central Wisconsin as well. As the system exited the area Sunday morning, gusty west and southwest winds developed, creating minor blowing and drifting snow for the areas with new snow. For areas without new snow, mainly along the Fox Valley and lakeshore, winds gusted up to 50 mph.

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