Winter Weather

Downtown Racine saw some of the highest snow totals, hitting nearly 18 inches. Park benches and stairs were practically hidden from view -- with much of the city looking the same.

We can't catch a break with this weather. We're running out of places to put this snow. And some businesses are running out of the stuff to help you move it.

Whenever it gets this cold outside – taking shelter from the frigid air is what’s most important. 

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office responded to 88 winter weather-related traffic incidents on Saturday, Feb. 13.

Frozen pipes are a common problem for local plumbers this time of year. Fixing that problem can be costly, but there are ways to prevent water in pipes from freezing as the cold continues.

After a mild start to 2021, the recent cold plunge has rapidly increased ice coverage on Lake Michigan. 

The coldest air of the season is expected Sunday morning, with wind chill values plummeting to near -30 degrees between 3 a.m. and 9 a.m. Feb. 7.

The Winter Autocross Series has a little something for everyone at Road America.

It isn't your typical outdoor dining weather, but even with temperatures dipping below zero, Wisconsin restaurant owners are finding ways to keep outdoor dining alive.

As dangerously cold temperatures grip southeastern Wisconsin, it's advised that people don't stay outdoors for long periods of time. However, in Saukville, one man doesn't get to stay inside even on the coldest days.

Leaders from local organizations are working around the clock to get people off the streets and into shelter -- their days starting as others' end. 

On Thursday night, snow removal efforts in West Bend picked up speed -- racing against Mother Nature as colder temperatures creep in.

Milwaukee declared a snow emergency for Thursday night into Friday morning. That afternoon, the snow had already caused trouble for at least one MCTS bus.

Some people who spoke to FOX6 News on Thursday said they love it -- while others said, no matter how hard they try, they still can't quite get used to it.

The City of Milwaukee declared a snow emergency for Thursday, Feb. 4 as winter weather hit southeastern Wisconsin.

One homeowner on the city's south side said, despite the storm starting Saturday, the first DPW plow rolled through around 2 p.m. on Tuesday.

The snowstorm stopped Sunday but the cleanup continued Monday.

The National Weather Service collected data from the snowfall that impacted southeastern Wisconsin from Saturday, Jan. 30 through Sunday, Jan. 31.