What are the snow totals for Milwaukee and Wisconsin today?

Claire Reid, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Updated ·2 min read
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After an unseasonably mild winter until this week, it's been another snowy day for Milwaukee and the state of Wisconsin, resulting again in widespread school and business closures.

Milwaukee and other areas south near Lake Michigan didn't receive nearly as much snow as other areas of southeastern Wisconsin further from Lake Michigan, where totals topped 10 inches, according to the most recent data from the National Weather Service.

Multiple communities in the area, including Elm Grove, Franklin, Milwaukee County, New Berlin and Waukesha County, have issued states of emergency due to the snow.

Here are the most recent snow totals from around the state, according to NWS data:

  • Sturgeon Bay: 14.3 inches

  • Horicon: 14 inches

  • Soldiers Grove: 13 inches

  • Waukesha: 11 inches

  • Pewaukee: 10.5 inches

  • West Bend: 10.4 inches

  • Prairie du Chien: 10.3 inches

  • Boscobel: 10 inches

  • Darboy: 10 inches

  • Marshall: 10 inches

  • Tomah: 10 inches

  • Waunakee: 10 inches

  • McFarland: 9.8 inches

  • Menomonee Falls: 9.7 inches

  • Plymouth: 9.5 inches

  • Cedarburg: 9.2 inches

  • Madison: 9.2 inches

  • Oshkosh: 9 inches

  • West Allis: 9 inches

  • Dodgeville: 8.9 inches

  • Fond du Lac: 8.7 inches

  • Sussex: 8.6 inches

  • Brookfield: 8.5 inches

  • Appleton: 8.4 inches

  • Hartford: 8.3 inches

  • Johnson Creek: 8.2 inches

  • Sparta: 8 inches

  • Twin Lakes: 8 inches

  • De Pere: 7.8 inches

  • Germantown: 7.5 inches

  • Slinger: 7.5 inches

  • Maple Bluff: 7.3 inches

  • Kimberly: 7 inches

  • Mauston: 7 inches

  • Richland Center: 7 inches

  • Lake Mills: 6.5 inches

  • New Lisbon: 6.5 inches

  • Sturgeon Bay: 6.3 inches

  • Port Washington: 6.2 inches

  • Sheboygan: 6.1 inches

  • Green Bay: 6 inches

  • Rockland: 6 inches

  • Independence: 5.3 inches

  • Milwaukee: 4.8 inches

  • Sturtevant: 4.3 inches

  • St. Francis: 3.8 inches

  • Platteville: 3 inches

  • Onalaska: 2.6 inches

  • Holmen: 2.5 inches

  • Greenwood: 2 inches

You can find the National Weather Service's complete map of snow totals here.

Drake Bentley contributed to this report.

Estimated snowfall amounts from 4 a.m. until 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 12, 2024.
Estimated snowfall amounts from 4 a.m. until 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 12, 2024.

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