The recent Lake Effect snowfall covered Wisconsin in several inches of snow.
Milwaukee's snowfall total was up to 8 inches. Kohler reached 14 inches of snow!
The National Weather Service indicates that, as of Jan. 16, other cities' snowfalls were as follows:
- Fitchburg- 5.3 inches
- Kenosha- 6.8 inches
- Sturtevant 5.3 inches
- West Allis- 6.0 inches
- Belgium- 7.0 inches
- Grafton- 5.5 inches
- Caledonia- 7.5 inches
- Franksville- 6.5 inches
- Elmwood Park- 5.5 inches
- La Valle- 5.1 inches
- Kohler- 14.0 inches
- Sheboygan Falls- 13.0 inches
- Cedar Grove- 8.0 inches
- Cascade- 5.8 inches
- East Troy- 5.0 inches
- West Bend- 5.5 inches
- Jackson- 3.5 inches
- Oconomowoc- 4.5 inches
- Brookfield- 4.5 inches
- Mukwonago- 4.5 inches
- North Prairie- 4.3 inches
- Pewaukee- 4.0 inches
- Nashotah- 4.0 inches
- Merton- 3.5 inches
- Maple Bluff- 6.9 inches
- Cudahy- 8.0 inches
- Glendale- 6.4 inches
- Sheboygan Falls- 13.0 inches
- Beaver Dam- 6.0 inches
- Janesville- 5.7 inches
- Germantown- 5.0 inches
- Belgium- 7.0 inches
- Princeton- 4.5 inches
- Evansville- 6.0 inches
- Reedsburg- 5.0 inches
- Oak Creek- 4.5 inches
- Racine- 6.8 inches
- New Berlin- 4.0 inches
- Port Washington- 7.0 inches
- Elkhorn- 3.8 inches
Residents can expect warmer temperatures these next few days.
