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'What Is Happening?' Milwaukee Area Recovers From Record Rain and Flooding
What Is Happening?' Milwaukee Area Recovers From Record Rain and Flooding MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Milwaukee area began drying out Monday after weekend rain hit unofficial records in Wisconsin of more than 14 inches (36 centimeters) in less than 24 hours,
The data on rainfall frequency in that part of Wisconsin says a 100-year rain is between six inches and seven inches in 24 ...
Thankfully, we have a few dry days ahead. Sunshine returns tomorrow along with lower humidity. High temperatures will be around 80 degrees.
Rescue workers and emergency crews are responding to life-threatening flash flooding in the wake of record rainfall in ...
The Wisconsin State Fair remains closed after flash floods forced early shutdowns, prioritizing the safety of attendees and ...
Severe summer weather wreaked havoc across the United States over the weekend, with parts of the Midwest getting hammered by ...
Owners for Krautland, Gertrude's Pretzels and All Things Jerky said the final weekend at the State Fair is important for ...
After Tuesday morning’s storms raced through southeast Wisconsin, this morning looks a bit different. You can expect a sunny, comfortable day.
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Gov. Tony Evers declares a state of emergency in response to severe flooding in southeast Wisconsin
Parts of Milwaukee saw more than 10 inches of rain in less than 24 hours in what is classified as a 1,000-year flood event.
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Heavy rain raises concerns over potential dam failure in Wisconsin
Heavy rain is raising concerns for a dam in southeast Wisconsin, with officials warning of a high potential for failure. According to the Hartland Police Department, authorities were notified Tuesday ...
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SE Wisconsin slammed by historic rain
NEVER SEEN THIS MUCH RAIN AT ONE TIME HERE IN WISCONSIN. ANYWHERE. IT WILL LIKELY BE RECORD BREAKING FOR THE ENTIRE STATE.
For every one degree Fahrenheit of warming, the air can hold an extra 4% of moisture. That means there's more moisture to let go.
The National Weather Service is continuing to warn of "dangerous" flooding potential in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin ...
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