MILWAUKEE - The National Weather Service (NWS) collected data from the snowfall that impacted southeastern Wisconsin from Saturday, Jan. 30 through Sunday, Jan. 31.
Below is a list of the running snowfall totals (in inches) in southeast Wisconsin.
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- Racine, 13.0
- Kenosha, 12.0
- Wind Point 11.5
- Silver Lake, 10.0
- Thiensville, 10.0
- Sturtevant, 10.0
- Brown Deer, 9.5
- Glendale, 9.2
- Oak Creek, 9.0
- Milwaukee, 8.5
- Wauwatosa, 8.2
- Menomonee Falls, 8.0
- Brookfield, 8.0
- Big Bend, 8.0
- Butler, 8.0
- Twin Lakes, 7.8
- St. Francis, 7.8
- Germantown, 7.5
- Sheboygan, 7.0
- Elkhorn, 7.0
- Newburg, 6.6
- Burlington, 6.5
- Whitewater, 6.0
- Williams Bay, 6.0
- Saukville, 6.0
- Fort Atkinson, 6.0
- Merton, 5.0
- Dousman, 4.7
- Watertown, 4.0
- Fond du Lac, 2.0
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