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The first snow of the season could arrive soon in northern and central Wisconsin
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The first flakes of the season are possible soon in northern and central Wisconsin, based on historical weather data. The first measurable snowfall, defined as a tenth of an inch or more, tends to happen in the first week or two of November, on average. First...
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A Few Tornadoes Possible From 4 to 11 PM Across Minneapolis, Hayward and Northwestern Wisconsin With Main Event Near 7 PM as High Shear, Low CAPE Setup Unfolds
HAYWARD, WISCONSIN — A few tornadoes can’t be ruled out this evening, Wednesday, October 28, across southeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin, based on the latest model guidance. Forecasters say a high shear, low CAPE setup is likely to unfold, the type of environment common in fall severe weather events. The threat window runs from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. CDT, with the main event expected near 7 p.m. The highest risk is focused on the Twin Cities and a zone stretching east into northwestern Wisconsin toward Hayward. A broader area of possible storms extends from Des Moines and Omaha north to Duluth and Thunder Bay.