MILWAUKEE - The National Weather Service (NWS) collected data from the snowstorm that impacted southeast Wisconsin from Tuesday, Dec. 29 into Wednesday, Dec. 30.
Below is a list of the running snowfall totals (in inches) in southeast Wisconsin -- totals that could change.
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- Brookfield, 8.5
- Sullivan, 8.1
- West Allis, 8.0
- Palmyra, 8.0
- Glendale, 7.5
- Merton, 7.5
- Waukesha, 7.5
- Hebron, 7.5
- Fox Point, 7.0
- Hartland, 7.0
- Pewaukee, 7.0
- Janesville, 6.8
- Lisbon, 6.8
- Mequon, 6.5
- Germantown, 6.5
- Cedarburg, 6.5
- Lake Geneva, 6.5
- Wauwatosa, 6.5
- West Allis, 6.5
- Oak Creek, 6.3
- Rochester, 6.0
- Dousman, 6.0
- Belgium, 6.0
- Plymouth, 6.0
- Elm Grove, 5.5
- Oconomowoc, 5.5
- Franklin, 5.5
- New Berlin, 5.3
- Twin Lakes, 5.3
- Delafield, 5.0
- Grafton, 5.0
- Watertown, 5.0
- Cedar Grove, 5.0
- Downtown Milwaukee, 5.0
- Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, 4.8
- Twin Lakes, 4.7
- Johnson Creek, 4.7
- Big Bend, 4.5
- Wind Lake, 4.5
- Greendale, 4.2
- Pell Lake, 3.9
- Elkhorn, 3.8
- Theresa, 3.5
- Mount Calvary, 3.0
- Racine, 2.3
- Fond du Lac, 2.2
- Kenosha, 2.2
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