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Fennimore, WI · Weather
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Sunday Storm Knocks Out Power to 17,000 We Energies Customers in Milwaukee Area
A severe thunderstorm tore through southeastern Wisconsin Sunday, cutting power to nearly 17,000 We Energies customers and leaving neighborhoods from Milwaukee to Watertown in the dark. The outages stretched across Muskego, New Berlin, Hales Corners and Wauwatosa, with Milwaukee itself absorbing the biggest hit as crews scrambled to assess the damage.
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First Alert Day - Storms Likely This Morning Into the Afternoon
Staying unsettled with a few rain/storm chances into mid-week. Trending drier and cooler with highs in the 70s to wrap up the week. MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Today is now a First Alert Day as strong to severe storms will be possible. This morning, we are watching a storm complex back to our west in Iowa and Minnesota. The expectation is that these storms will congeal into a line that should move into southern Wisconsin during the mid to late morning hours, then exiting to the east during the early afternoon hours. The Storm Prediction Center has southern Wisconsin under a level ⅕ and level ⅖ risk for severe weather. The area with the highest threat level is in a line from La Crosse to Madison to Milwaukee southward. If storms become severe, strong wind gusts will be the main threat. Small hail and an isolated weak spin-up tornado cannot be ruled out, either.
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Mostly Dry Today Before Rain and Storms Return
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10:00 AM Sunday - First Alert Day: Strong to Severe Storms Possible
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First Alert Day - Storms Likely This Morning Into the Afternoon
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A Beautiful Saturday Before Storm Chances Return
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A Few Periods of Rain Coming Up
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1 year after historic rainfall, projects moving forward to help address future flooding
James Moore will never forget Aug. 9, 2025. His wife woke him up in the middle of the night to tell him there was water rushing into the basement of their Wauwatosa home. When he went to investigate, it was already up to his waist. Outside, the water was up...
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Flood fallout continues, National Night Out is here
Institutions around Janesville continue to work in recovery from the April 17 flood that hit Rock County and much of southern Wisconsin. First Lutheran Church has been closed since the flooding - and may never return to its current building with plenty of damage to the facility - but kept its parking tradition for the Rock County 4-H Fair alive. Proceeds were down with a rainy weekend, but the church is thankful to those who paid to park. Meanwhile, the School District of Janesville plans to apply for a FEMA grant to pay for some of the costs of damage to Washington Elementary and other facilities. State and local funds will also contribute. After cyber attacks to water systems in neighboring states, municipalities across Wisconsin - including right here in Rock County - are on the lookout. National Night Out is here. Law enforcement and other public safety personnel will participate in events celebrating community and trust . Do you have a story you'd like the Gazette to follow? Let us know with an email to City Editor Neil Johnson at neil@gazettextra.com !