MILWAUKEE — TMJ4 News is tracking updates from around the region as storms with heavy swaths of rain brought localized flooding to some areas Monday.
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Latest updates:
10:05 p.m. update: TMJ4's Mariam Mackar joins us from the Storm Chaser with a full breakdown of Monday's weather
8:52 p.m. update:
UPDATE - The Flood Watch has been dropped for most inland counties, but continues for the lakeshore of SE WI, along with Waukesha and Washington counties.
— Kristen Kirchhaine (@KristenWeather) August 15, 2023
Rain is still falling and these areas may still experience localized flooding over the next few hours. #wiwx pic.twitter.com/cSi1sp9pvw
8:45 p.m. update: Nearly 1,400 We Energies customers are without power.
6:29 p.m. update: Customers are starting to get their power back. There are now over 8,700 We Energies customers without power. At 5 p.m., that number was over 13,000.
6:15 p.m. update: Heavy rain caused flooding on numerous Kenosha streets Monday afternoon. Most streets were clear as of 5:30 p.m. Standing water and huge waves remain.
6:10 p.m. update: Update on heavy rainfall, power outages amid flood watch in SE Wisconsin | TMJ4 News at 6 p.m.
6:05 p.m. update: More than 10,200 We Energies customers are without power, the power outage map shows.
5:10 p.m. update:
4:56 p.m. update: More than 13,000 currently without power
We Energies' power outage map shows that more than 13,000 customers are currently without power in Wisconsin. The most concentrated outages are in the following areas:
Village of Mount Pleasant: 3,712
City of South Milwaukee: 1,832
City of Waukesha: 1,335
City of Racine: 1,133
Village of Random Lake: 876
4:40 p.m. update:
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