glad we decided to go last week, although it was bitterly cold.....why does that word want to be cod?
More spring-like temperatures are expected in Wisconsin after the snow storm that hit the state yesterday.
Following highs today in the 30s, it is expected to reach the 40s statewide tomorrow and Saturday, the upper 40s to the low 50s Sunday and the 50s Monday.
Most of those who lost power during yesterday's storm have it back today.
Alliant Energy and We Energies reported 30,000 customers each without power at times yesterday.
But they said only about 100 were still out today.
Milwaukee and Madison broke snowfall records for the date yesterday, with seven inches falling in Milwaukee and 5.3 inches in Madison.
Milwaukee got a trace of additional snowfall overnight while Madison had an additional .4".
The weather service says other major accumulations for the storm included Taylor (nine and a half inches), Viroqua (eight), Waupaca (7.1) and Arcadia and Richland Center (seven).
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