Another snow maker coming for Wednesday
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Well another snow event is now in the books! Milwaukee picked up another 6.5" of snow. Take a look at the graphic above. The majority of Milwaukee's snow has occurred over the last 31 days. That's basically three months worth of snow crammed into one month!
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The area isn't done with snow this week. Another system to our south will arrive late Tuesday through Wednesday. This will provide mostly snow; however, some freezing drizzle could mix in at times, especially along the border of Illinois and Wisconsin.
Most of the snow will fall between 6 am and 6 pm. Both commutes could be impacted; however, this event will likely remain below 6" for the area.
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Most areas will pick up between 2" to 4" of snow. The lowest totals will be along the border. Temperatures in the 30s will ease some problems on the road.