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Long before flashing lights, diesel engines, and steel blades scraping asphalt, winter travel in the Northwoods of Wisconsin was a slower, tougher proposition

Ongoing winds and snow could create additional outages

Extreme weather can have expensive and deadly consequences.The Wisconsin State Climatology Office wants to work with people in rural area to see how it can better work with them to prepare for such events.

Power outages are being reported across the Northwoods and Upper Peninsula as high winds sweep across the region.

Rain Tuesday is expected to transition to snow overnight which will continue through Thursday.

Thousands of people lost power in the Northwoods as heavy snow and strong winds took down branches and power lines.

Rain is expected to transition to snow overnight as temperatures drop below freezing.

That’s especially true if you’re not very active, or if you have a pre-existing condition

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.

The National Weather Service Green Bay is warning of the potential for snow squalls Wednesday.