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Severe Storms With Damaging Winds Near Davenport Push Toward Chicago, Joliet and Rockford Around Noon as Strongest Cells Hug the I-80 Corridor

CHICAGO — Showers and thunderstorms moving toward northern Illinois Wednesday morning are tracking farther north than expected. Some storms on the southern end of the system have already turned severe, with damaging winds reported near the Quad Cities. The rain is expected to reach Chicagoland around noon, and the strongest storms should stay near and south of the Interstate 80 corridor.

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Country Herald

Wisconsin Thanksgiving Travel: Snow, Ice Concerns Nov. 18–24

NOAA's latest outlook favors increased precipitation across Wisconsin as Thanksgiving travel approaches.

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FOX6Now.com Milwaukee

Milwaukee Weather: Windy, colder end to the week

MILWAUKEE - A few showers are possible tonight as a cold front passes, otherwise cloudy, windy and chilly with lows in the 30s. Windy and cool on Thursday with temperatures in the low 40s and wind chills in the low 30s. There is also a chance of lake-effect rain and possibly wintry mix. Partial sunshine on Friday but still, with similar conditions through the weekend. A southwest wind plus sunshine will bring temperatures back to the low 50s early next week.

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Southeast Wisconsin: Let's talk cold temperatures, chances of snow

MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee and southeast Wisconsin have had zero snow so far this season. That means there is already a deficit growing by just over half an inch. The lack of snow is not unusual given the well above average fall temperatures that have been around. When do we typically experience snow?

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Milwaukee snow forecast fades as shifting winds push flurries away

Milwaukee's chance for snow this week has melted away. Earlier this week, the forecast included a chance of rain and snow Thursday night and snow Friday morning. Now, rain is expected Thursday night, while Friday should be mostly sunny. "I hate to be the bearer of bad news for people that were looking for the first accumulating snow of the season," said Andrew Quigley, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Milwaukee/Sullivan. Shifting winds have pushed the lake-effect snow band that could have brought flurries to the Milwaukee area toward Chicago and Indiana. These sorts of lake-effect snow systems are easily affected by a change in wind direction, Quigley said. More: What is lake-effect snow and why does Milwaukee rarely see it? If the rain sticks around Wednesday night and temperatures fall far enough after the sun sets, there's a chance for a few flurries in the air, Quigley said, but even if that happens, it wouldn't be much snow. If a few snowflakes do fall, people along the Lake Michigan shoreline aren't likely to see it happen, he said. Lake Michigan is warmer than the land air mass, so that will keep temperatures a little higher. Quigley said

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Grass fire damages tour to five acres in Germantown, no damage to equipment or structures

Approximately four to five acres or marsh grass was damaged at a location on Hilltop Drive just north of Appleton Avenue in Germantown on Nov. 10. According to information from the Germantown Fire Department, an initial call for a burning violation was received around 2:15 p.m. Fire crews arriving observed two acres on fire, which expanded when winds picked up. Additional resources were called in to contain the fire.

Germantown, WI · 1d

sevenlakes.news

Heightened Snow Risk Builds Across Minneapolis, Des Moines, Chicago and Milwaukee as Cold Front Unlocks Arctic Air Through Thanksgiving Week Travel Period

MINNEAPOLIS — Snow chances are rising across the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains. They could start as early as the coming weekend and continue through the end of November. A brief warm-up early next week will come before a strong cold front around November 20 brings colder air into the region. Multiple rounds of winter weather are possible heading into Thanksgiving week.

Minneapolis, MN · 1d

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As Tornado Alley Shifts, Storm Guard Sees Storm Damage Surge in Wisconsin and Illinois

November 11, 2026 // Franchising.com // FORT WORTH, Texas — The map of where tornadoes hit is changing, and Storm Guard is seeing the effects firsthand. Over the last five to ten years, franchisees in markets typically considered outside traditional Tornado Alley have reported a clear rise in tornadoes and severe storm damage. The change is most pronounced in the brand's northern markets, especially Wisconsin and Illinois.

Wisconsin · 1d

Country Herald

Wisconsin Weather Alert: Milwaukee, WI Near 29° Friday, Nov 11-15

Milwaukee Faces Rain, 30-Mph Wind Gusts and a Temperature Drop Into the Upper 20s

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Milwaukee is overdue for snow, according to historical averages

Milwaukee is overdue for its first snow, according to historical averages. Milwaukee, on average, sees its first snow on Nov. 2, the Journal Sentinel reported . Madison is also overdue with its average first snowfall coming Oct. 27. Milwaukee is very likely to see its first snow this month. The Farmers' Almanac and Old Farmer's Almanac both suggest snow could be around during Thanksgiving week. A first snowfall arriving in December isn't common. The record for the latest snow of all time is Dec. 5. It likely won't be the snowiest winter for Milwaukee this year. A historically strong El Niño is possible, and that has brought below average amounts of snow in previous winters. That doesn’t mean no snow will fall. Andrew Quigley, a National Weather Service meteorologist, previously told the Journal Sentinel that an El Niño is an overall weather pattern that will impact the season. But localized, day-by-day weather could buck the overall trend. During the strong El Niño in the winter of 1997-98, the city saw 9.1 fewer inches of snow than average. Yet Jan. 9, 1998, it snowed 11.6 inches. Here are the first measurable snowfalls during past years. More: Hales Corners hires new plow

Milwaukee, WI · 3d

Country Herald

Milwaukee, WI Weather: 22° Lows Follow Veterans Day Rain

Veterans Day showers give way to a sharp cooldown, with overnight temperatures falling into the 20s.

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TMJ4 News

Southeastern Wisconsin weather: Rain returns; maybe a few flakes?

Showers will be back today along with cooler temperatures. Although rain is less likely Thursday and Friday, there will still be a chance of it along with even cooler air and maybe some flurries.

Wisconsin · 1d

Country Herald

Wisconsin Weather Alert: Milwaukee, WI 30 MPH Winds Nov 10-14

Milwaukee faces a 31-degree temperature swing as rain and 30-mph wind gusts arrive before Friday.

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Country Herald

Wisconsin Weather Alert: Milwaukee Rain, Snow Possible Friday

Wisconsin's November weather is preparing to shift again, with Milwaukee facing a 25-degree temperature swing, increasing rain chances and the possibility of snow mixing into the weather pattern by Thursday night and Friday.

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hoodline.com

Two-Day Tease: Milwaukee Warms Up Before Veterans Day Wind and Snowflakes

Milwaukee is waking Monday near 38 degrees under mostly clear skies, but the city is headed for a mild two-day run. Afternoon temperatures should reach 57 Monday and 59 Tuesday before a colder, windier pattern arrives around Veterans Day. Warm And Mostly Dry Through Tuesday. Monday will be partly sunny...

Milwaukee, WI · 3d

CBS 58

Chilly air takes a brief break after the first widespread frost and freeze of the season

The chilly fall air has finally arrived. Friday saw our first frost of the season coming about three weeks later than the 30-year average. And then Saturday saw our first freeze of the season with the temp dropping to 32 degrees in Milwaukee, and some 20s inland. That first freeze came about two weeks later than average.

Milwaukee, WI · 3d

CBS 58

After the coldest morning of the season so far, look for another moderation in temperatures for a while...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--At least it's not hitting us all at once. We're getting little tastes of fall weather. For instance, we were near 50 on Friday. We'll be in the low 50s Saturday and then closer to 60 for Sunday and much of the first part of this coming week. Then a stronger cold front gets us by the end of the week. We're talking highs in the 40s by Thursday and Friday along with the risk of mixy showers by Friday. Nothing significant as it stands now. Overnight lows will be in the 30s and 40s, depending on the night.

Milwaukee, WI · 5d

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