Snowfall totals: Wisconsin winter storm Jan. 12-13

The National Weather Service (NWS) is collecting snowfall data from the Jan. 12-13 winter storm that impacted southeast Wisconsin.

As several inches accumulated, people across the area rushed to clear driveways and sidewalks. There's a chance snow or slush could freeze and turn to ice in the coming days, making it dangerous to drive or walk on – and significantly more difficult to shovel.

Below is a list of the running snowfall totals (in inches) in southeast Wisconsin.

CLICK HERE to view a snowfall totals map (alphabetical) from the National Weather Service

18.0 West Bend
16.5 New Berlin
16.3 Germantown
16.0 Hubertus
16.0 Plymouth
16.0 Pewaukee
16.0 Brookfield
15.7 Sussex
14.5 Delafield
14.5 Menomonee Falls
14.4 Sullivan
14.1 Butler
14.0 West Allis
14.0 Campbellsport
14.0 Horicon
13.5 Burlington
13.1 Port Washington
13.0 Elkhorn
12.5 Waukesha
12.0 Mequon
12.0 Saukville
12.0 Ixonia
12.0 Fond du Lac
12.0 Ripon
12.0 Salem Lakes
11.5 Fort Atkinson
11.5 Jackson
11.0 Pell Lake
11.0 Wind Lake
11.0 Greendale
10.5 Oconomowoc
10.4 Beaver Dam
8.7 Lake Mills
8.5 Palmyra
7.7 Airport
6.0 Mayville
4.6 Racine
3.8 Sturtevant
3.0 Caledonia
1.7 North Bay
 

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