Ozaukee storm history

Numerous flooding reports all over the county with some road closures. Numerous basements flooded in Port Washington. A retaining wall collapsed onto an elderly woman in Port Washington, killing her. Two drivers rescued driving into deep water underneath a railroad bridge on Spri…

Snow accumulation of 4 to 5 inches. One indirect death from a vehicle accident on I-43 near Saukville around 8 AM.

Ozaukee County Emergency Manager first alerted WFO MKX about a missing swimmer at Harrington Beach State Park along the Lake Michigan shore. A group of 5 people went swimming in dangerous swimming conditions when strong onshore winds were creating high waves and an increased risk…

Ozaukee County Emergency Manager first alerted WFO MKX about a missing swimmer at Harrington Beach State Park along the Lake Michigan shore. A group of 5 people went swimming in dangerous swimming conditions when strong onshore winds were creating high waves and an increased risk…

Snow accumulation of 1-3 inches. Westerly wind gusts 35-40 mph.

Wind chill temperatures 20 below to 26 below zero.

Snow accumulation of 2-4 inches with lesser amounts near the lake. Some blowing and drifting snow.

Snow accumulation 5-12 inches with the lowest amounts near the lake.

Snow accumulation less than 2 inches and wind gusts of 40-50 mph. A portion of I-43 was closed for some time due to accidents on a slick highway.

The Milwaukee River and Cedar Creek continued to flood from the heavy rainfall of prior days in Ozaukee County. For the flooded Milwaukee River, floodwaters affected Island Dr. and Shoreland Parkway in the Mequon area. Water is over Elm St, Green Bay Rd., and North Cedarburg Rd. …

The flash flooding of streets, creeks, rivers, and low lying neighborhoods in Mequon, Thiensville, Cedarburg and southern Grafton. More specifically, the flash flooding of Pigeon Creek washed out a portion of Highland Rd. The flash flooding of Olau Creek flooded Pioneer Rd. just …

The continued areal flooding of streets, creeks, rivers, and low lying neighborhoods in Mequon, Thiensville, Cedarburg and southern Grafton. More specifically, the flooding of Pigeon Creek washed out a portion of Highland Rd. The flooding of Olau Creek flooded Pioneer Rd. just we…

The flash flooding of some streets, creeks, rivers, and low lying neighborhoods in northern Cedarburg, Grafton, Saukville and Port Washington. Some basement flooding due to excessive runoff or sewer backups.

The continued areal flooding of streets, creeks, rivers, and low lying neighborhoods in northern Cedarburg, Grafton, Port Washington and other areas of central and northern Ozaukee County. Sections of I-43 were closed due to flooding. This included I-43 northbound from Pioneer Rd…

Maximum heat index values of 100-104 degrees Fahrenheit. Minimum heat index values in the middle to upper 70s away from Lake Michigan.

Storm-total accumulations generally in the 1 to 3 inch range countywide. Highest total of 3.2 inches observed in Newburg. Peak wind gusts were around 40 mph during the evening while the snow was falling.

Widespread wind chills between -25 and -30 observed countywide, with locally colder values. Minimum wind chill of -31 observed near Fredonia.

Storm-total accumulations generally in the 3-6 inch range countywide. Highest total of 5.9 inches observed in Saukville.

Storm-total accumulations generally in the 3-6 inch range countywide. Highest total of 6.0 inches observed in Mequon.

Ice accumulations from freezing drizzle ranging between 0.02 inches and 0.10 inches, resulting in slippery spots on untreated surfaces.

Widespread wind chills near and just below -30 degrees were observed from 2 AM January 21 through the mid morning hours of January 21. Coldest wind chill of -32 was observed in Fredonia.

Light glaze of ice on untreated roads and surfaces from freezing drizzle.

Accumulations of 1-2 inches across most of the county, with locally higher totals. Highest accumulation of 2.3 inches observed in Saukville.

Long duration snowfall brings widespread 7-11 inch accumulations countywide. Highest total of 11.0 inches observed in Fredonia.

Snow accumulation of 3-5 inches. West northwest wind gusts of 25-35 mph with visibility as low as 1/4-1/2 mile.

Scattered trees and power lines down through central and southern portions of the county.

Tree and power line damage at highway NN and Granville Road.

Trees down in the vicinity of County Roads B and A.

Snow accumulation of 3-5 inches.

Snow accumulation of 2-4 inches.

A glaze of ice on untreated roads from freezing rain. Some minor snow accumulation afterward.

Glaze of ice on untreated roads from a brief period of freezing rain, sleet, and snow.

Dangerous wind chill temperatures of 20 below to 30 below zero.

Wet, heavy snow accumulation of 10-14 inches. East northeast wind gusts of 30-40 mph. Some tree limbs and pine trees down along with some power outages.

Wet snow accumulation of 3-7 inches. Gusty winds of 25-35 mph with scattered small tree limbs down. Lesser amounts of snow near the lake.

Snow accumulation of 1-3 inches.

Maximum heat index values from 110-115 degrees Fahrenheit.

Damage to small sheds, a porch which was under construction, and trees all near Willow Valley Road.