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Less snowpack and warm temperatures led to life-changing severe weather for some residents in the town of Evansville, WI.
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Read these tips to help survive winter storms in Wisconsin.
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There’s nearly 30,000 people in southeastern Wisconsin without electricity, worried — not about the Packers, but about how to make it through a day that has a high of 7 (and wind chills as low as -34).
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We’re seeing wintery snowy weather. That means crews are applying lots of road salt to keep our roadways clear, but a lot of that salt runs off into lakes and streams. What are the environmental impacts of road salt?
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UWM says the program is shutting down because it isn't financially self-sufficient.
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The hot and sunny start to the summer season has also come with a draught, causing issues for local plants and waterways.
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National Weather Service in Wisconsin keeps us informed of torrential thunderstorms to snow in AprilEvery weather alert on your phone or forecast you see on television in the southeast Wisconsin area uses data from the National Weather Service's office and data from volunteers across the region. WUWM's Mallory Cheng visits the office near Sullivan, Wisconsin, to learn more.
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On Wednesday, April 12 and Thursday April 13, southeastern Wisconsin was one part of the state under a red flag alert issued by the National Weather Service, indicating an increased risk for wildfires.
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As Milwaukee winters warm, the owner of YardBarberz struggles to maintain staff and clients.
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The city of Milwaukee Health Department gives up ways to stay safe during a heat health advisory.