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Milwaukee (CBS 58)--After record snowfall in Milwaukee of more than 8 inches Tuesday, we get a little break today. Although blowing and drifting will be a concern with the gusty west winds into the afternoon, especially on rural roads in outlying areas. Highs staying in the 20s, but the wind will make it feel more like the single digits and teens.
On Valentine's Day, we get a nice warmup with highs near 40. But it doesn't last long. Another front will move through into Thursday night. This will change and light rain into snow again. Nothing major but watch the roads.
Temperatures for highs will stay in the 20s starting Friday and going into much of next week.
We do have another snow chance on Sunday. Stay tuned for more on this event.