Winter Weather Blasts Wisconsin; Sunday Snowfall Totals

WISCONSIN -- It was that kind of day in Southeastern Wisconsin on Sunday as winter's wrath wreaked havoc one more time.

For many of us, the snow began to fall mid-morning as large, wet flakes fluttered endlessly to the ground forming packy, gloppy snowblower-clogging snow that left many residents questioning whether they were shoveling snow at all - much less scoops of slushy water. By nightfall, several communities saw several inches of snow. Union Grove got nine inches. Communities to the north such as Greendale and Greenfield saw only three.

The good news is that the snow won't last long. The National Weather service says sun and near-50-degree temperatures will be enough to knock a few inches off Sunday's snow.

Forecast

Monday
Sunny, with a high near 46. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph becoming southeast in the afternoon.

Monday Night
A slight chance of rain between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m., then showers likely after 11 p.m. Cloudy, with a low around 39. South wind around 10 miles per hour. Chance of precipitation is 60 percent. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible.

Sunday Snowfall Totals (via the National Weather Service)

Union Grove, 9.0
Bristol, 8.0
Caledonia, 7.0
Racine, 6.7
Burlington, 6.0
Pleasant Prairie, 6.0
Sturtevant, 6.0
Franksville, 5.0
Glendale, 5.0
Silver Lake, 5.0
Oak Creek, 4.7
Franklin, 4.0
Grafton, 4.0
Mequon, 4.0
West Allis, 4.0
Saint Francis, 3.6
Brookfield, 3.5
Greenfield, 3.2
Big Bend, 3.1
Milwaukee, 3.1
Elkhorn, 3.0
Mukwonago, 3.0
Menomonee Falls, 2.1
Sullivan, 2.0
Port Washington, 1.8
Sheboygan, 1.3
Oconomowoc, 1.0
Wauwatosa, 1.0
New Berlin, 0.5