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Thousands of people lost power in the Northwoods as heavy snow and strong winds took down branches and power lines.
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Rain is expected to transition to snow overnight as temperatures drop below freezing.
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That’s especially true if you’re not very active, or if you have a pre-existing condition
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You're likely familiar with seeing plows out very early in the morning, clearing a path for you on the day of a large snowfall. But in order for that to happen efficiently and effectively, a ton of prep work must be done first.
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The National Weather Service Green Bay is warning of the potential for snow squalls Wednesday.
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Winter weather records are a fascinating thing to explore, from the longest stretches with snow on the ground to the heaviest snowfalls in a single season or day. Digging into the record books is a chance to relive the power of winter, and today, we’re taking a look at some of Rhinelander’s most memorable winter weather events.
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Areas like Rhinelander and Eagle River could see between six to eight inches of snow by Wednesday afternoon.
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The entire state of Wisconsin and Upper Peninsula is under some kind of Winter storm warning or watch for Friday. The National Weather Service issued a blizzard warning for Bayfield and Ashland counties.
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The weather hasn’t been like the winters we’re used to in the Northwoods, but we will still have some winter storms this season.
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By the end of last month, northern Wisconsin had already reached the ‘severe or ‘very severe’ annual winter index thresholds set by the Wisconsin DNR for the first time since 2013