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Tornado warned again. Cities are New Glarus and Belleville. Until 4 PM

Tornado warning in southern Wisconsin counties. Tornado touchdown in Blanchardville, west of Madison: THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN MILWAUKEE/SULLIVAN HAS ISSUED A * TORNADO WARNING FOR NORTHEASTERN LAFAYETTE COUNTY IN SOUTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN NORTHWESTERN GREEN COUNTY IN SOUTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN SOUTHEASTERN IOWA COUNTY IN SOUTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN * UNTIL 315 PM CDT. AT 247 PM CDT, A CONFIRMED TORNADO WAS LOCATED OVER BLANCHARDVILLE, OR 15 MILES NORTHEAST OF DARLINGTON, MOVING NORTHEAST AT 15 MPH. HAZARD...DAMAGING TORNADO. SOURCE...LAW ENFORCEMENT CONFIRMED TORNADO.

Just over 3 inches of rain last night here in Green County, WI.

Nice storm down here south of Madison. Can’t see the rain guage very well yet but I’m going with .5 inches so far.

Madison has gone to the Winter Storm Warning. Calling for 5 to 7 inches, up from 4 to 6 this AM.

Random sleet hitting my windows here in Madison now.

About half an inch of sleet over freezing rain; snow mixing in every so often.

Snowing south of Madison. Flakes are a decent size. I think we've got an overachiever...,

.25 inches of rain last night here in south central Wisconsin. Feels very humid this AM so tonight's lower temps will be welcome.

Friends in Madison, experienced gardeners and weather-watchers, report 7.26 inches of rain in their backyard last night.

I grew up in that corner of UT. That map does indeed follow the major population centers along the western side of the Wasatch range--called by natives the "Wasatch Front." There are some very strong wind events to the west and north of that square, but the land use is huge dry farms run by farmers who live some distance away so few actually have homes or buildings and therefore less awareness. To the east are the mountains, and so some few mountain communities. There are some significant winds that come out of the canyons though, if the situation is right. Communities to the south are limited by water, much of which comes from smaller wells. It is windy and cold in the winter!

Hello canderson! I lurk in your forum all the time since my best friend lives in Carlisle. You might find the discussion you need in the severe thread. I think you'll be safe but do check over there.

This is a damn tiresome way to spend winter. Time to get out the seed catalogs and plan the garden!

Very nice snow--I make it just about 4.5 inches, so a bit of an over performer IMBY. Kittens loved it, though. They were rolling around in it like puppies!

WWA here south of Madison for 3-4 inches. I'd be quite happy with that!