Thunderstorm warnings, flood watches issued for southeastern Wisconsin
Severe storms can bring strong wind, flood and hurricane to Southeast Wisconsin, National Weather Service 16 August.
National Weather Service Milwaukee and the Southeast, South-Middle and East-Middle Wisconsin’in large areas of the undergone flood hours.
Meanwhile, areas in the north and northwest of Milwaukee were warned of a serious storm.
Flood warnings come when the Milwaukee region continues to recover one week after the historical flood.
National Weather Service, Estimation extremely variable. Here is the latest:
20 Wisconsin district was taken under flood supervision until the morning of 17 August
South-Middle and East-Middle Wisconsin was placed on a flood time until 16:00 until August 17th until 16 August.
“Bad drainage and floods in urban areas may occur,” NWS Flood Watch Alert said. He said. “Regional streams and rivers work high and can flood with more heavy rain.”
The flood clock, which is different from the flash flood warning, extends from the west of Mineral Point to Milwaukee in the East, in the south of Janesville and in the northwest of Wisconsin Dells. A flood clock is given When conditions are suitable for floods, a flash warning means that floods are close or occur.
Lower Fox River in Waukesha district is under flood warning until the afternoon of August 17
NWS released a flood warning that predicts small floods for the Lower Fox River in Wauquesha. The warning is in force until the afternoon of August 17th.
He called on people to be careful not to pass the barricades or not to pass through the barricades while walking on the river and near the drivers.
Severe storm warnings in Iowa, Dane and Sauk districts until 13:30
NWS has released a serious storm warning until 13:30 for the Northeast Iowa County, Northwestern Dane County and Southeast Sauk district.
The warning showed that a storm can bring wind gusts to 60 miles per hour and quarter. The storm was located 7 miles northeast of the spring jail and moved to the east by about 30 miles per hour.
The affected places include Prairie du Sac, Sauk City, Cross Plains, Mazomanie, Black Earth, Arena, Plain and Marxville.
At North Ozaukee County, 13 o’clock:
NWS, North Oukee County, Southeast Fondu Du Lac County, Columbia County, Washington County, Dodge County and Shebygan County released a serious storm warning up to 13.00.
The warning showed that the storms move 40 miles per hour in the southeast and that the wind Gusts is expected to bring up to 60 miles per hour.
NWS called on people in the region to watch hurricanes and move to an inner room on the lowest floor of a building.
The affected places include: Sheboygan, West Bend, Watertown, Beaver Dam, Hartford, Plymouth, Sheboygan Falls, Jackson, Mayville, Slinger, Columbus, Kewaskum, Horicon, Howards Grove, Juneau, Oostburg, Lomira, Belçika, Fredonia and Kohler.
NWS urged people at the Dodge District Fair in Beaver Dam to look for safe shelter.
This article was initially published in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Storm warnings, flood hours for Southeast Wisconsin
