Prolonged, Intense Heat Wave; Excessive Rainfall in the Southern Rockies; Severe Weather in the Central US

Extremely dangerous heat will persist from the Midwest to the East Coast into late this week. Monsoonal moisture may produce excessive rain and considerable flash flooding and debris flows, especially near recent burn scar areas in New Mexico and west Texas. Severe storms are possible this evening from the southern/central Plains into the Great Lakes, and the northern/central Plains Tuesday. Read More >

Here are the preliminary snowfall totals for the month of February. The totals may change some as additional data becomes available. All-time monthly snowfall records were set at Rhinelander and Wausau, smashing the old snowiest month on record by over a foot!

Location	Snowfall	Location	Snowfall

Rhinelander	61.5	Rudolph - 2 NNE	40.4
Eagle River	60.3	Rest Lake	40.1
Rice Reservoir	57.5	Ephraim - 1 NE	40.0
Argonne	55.8	Pulaski	39.3
Lac Vieux Desert	54.4	Sturgeon Bay	39.0
Wausau	54.3	Shawano - 2 SSW	38.4
Merrill	54.2	Waupaca	38.2
Florence	53.6	Tigerton - 2 SE	37.9
Marshfield	53.6	Marinette	37.3
Phelps	53.4	Sturgeon Bay - 3 WNW	36.2
Willow Reservoir	53.4	Plover	36.2
Merrill	53.2	Suring	35.5
Rhinelander - 5 N	52.7	Wautoma	34.7
St. Germain	52.0	Baileys Harbor	33.3
Stratford	50.4	Sister Bay 1 NNE	31.6
Eau Pleine Reservoir	50.4	Wild Rose	31.1
Minocqua	49.4	Shiocton	30.6
Land O' Lakes	48.9	Suamico - 4 WNW	29.7
Land O' Lakes - 12 W	46.5	Appleton	29.4
Washington Island	45.5	Green Bay - Botanical	29.3
Mosinee	44.2	Green Bay - 4 SSE	28.8
Antigo	43.9	Neenah	28.6
Wisc. Rapids	43.6	Green Bay (NWS)	28.4
White Lake	43.4	Two Rivers	28.3
New London	43.3	Forestville	28.2
Crivitz High Falls	42.5	Pulaski - 4 W	27.9
Oconto	42.0	Two Rivers	27.5
Summit Lake	41.8	Denmark	22.3

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Prolonged, Intense Heat Wave; Excessive Rainfall in the Southern Rockies; Severe Weather in the Central US

Preliminary February Snowfall Totals