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  Storm damage, power outages reported throughout region

  High winds knocked out power for around 1,500 customers in Chippewa County Sunday night.

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  Tornadoes hit Kan., Okla.; no injuries reported

  Authorities say tornadoes have touched down in Wichita, Kan., and a suburb of Oklahoma City but there are no immediate reports of injuries or significant damage.

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  Water levels high along Chippewa River

  “We expect flooding to be minimal in the area flood staging is at 773 feet above sea-level. We don't expect it to rise over the 770 mark,” said Tom Hurley.

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  May Snow Storm Shatters Records

  This was a snow storm we won't forget, and it has left it's mark on the record books. INSIDE, snow reports from across Western Wisconsin.

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  Historic snowfall totals from the May 2nd snow storm

  A list of the latest snow totals across Western Wisconsin. We'll continue to update this list as new reports come in.

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  Historic Spring Snow Storm Still Hitting The Area

  The historic spring snow storm that dropped a foot and a half of snow on parts of Northwest Wisconsin is continuing this morning with more snow, rain, freezing rain and sleet. INSIDE...Snow Reports from Western Wisconsin.

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  SkyWarn 13 Alert: Light Snow and Mix Continues Today

  We just cannot shake the winter weather. Light snow this morning and then a light mix of rain, snow and sleet this afternoon. Here's a break down of what to expect...

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  National Weather Service to use Impact Based Warnings this severe weather season

  Midwest NWS offices will start using impact based warnings that hope to better communicate the threat posed during some significant severe weather events.

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  SKYWARN 13: Heavy snow a stark contrast to March 11, 2012

  The temperature on March 11, 2012 was a record 66 degrees in Eau Claire. It only got warmer.

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  Blocked storm drains could pose problems this weekend

  Storm drains blocked from snow and ice could lead to some minor flooding this weekend from heavy rains and warmer temperatures.

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  Closings and Cancellations

  Closings and Cancellations

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  Ready Wisconsin: With severe weather season around the corner, "Be a Force of Nature"

  Next week is National Severe Weather Preparedness Week and local emergency managers want you to pledge to be a "Force of Nature" this year.

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  THE LATEST: 1 dies as winter storm dumps on SE Wisconsin

  Authorities say a man died after blowing snow in Milwaukee as a winter storm dumped heavy snow on eastern Wisconsin.

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  2nd blizzard in less than a week slams plains region

  Blizzard conditions again descended on the midsection of the country Monday, forcing the closure of highways in the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles and putting already snow-covered parts of Kansas on high alert as the day progresses.

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  SkyWarn 13: Midwest winter storm moves on, travel woes pick up

  A snowstorm left behind varying amounts of snow and ice across the Midwest, but those areas affected were united by one thing Friday morning: difficult travel conditions.

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  Midwest braces for potentially dangerous storm

  Winter storm warnings were issued from Colorado through Illinois. By midday Wednesday, heavy snow was falling in Colorado and western Kansas.

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  Active weather in recent weeks a sign of optimism for farmers

  The year has started off wet in Western Wisconsin. More is needed though here and across the country to curb drought and get growing season started off on the right foot this Spring.

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  Local experts explain the out of this world events in Russia

  Local experts give their take on the Russian meteor explosion and near miss by asteroid 2012 DA14.

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  Expert answers to questions about meteors and meteorites

  A meteor exploded in the sky above Russia's Ural Mountains on Friday, causing a shockwave that blew out countless windows and injured hundreds of people with flying glass. Here's a look at those objects in the sky:

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  Asteroid buzzes, misses Earth; Not the case with meteor

  The world is safe - at least from one asteroid.

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  Meteor explodes over Russia, 1100 injured

  A meteor streaked across the sky and exploded over Russia's Ural Mountains with the power of an atomic bomb Friday, its sonic blasts shattering countless windows and injuring about 1,100 people.

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  Eau Claire school district will have to make up snow day in June

  Slick roads this morning kept kids from going to school on Thursday in the Eau Claire school district.

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  Snowmobilers get Valentine's Day treat - Trails open in Eau Claire County

  The Eau Claire Countywide Snowmobile Trails open Thursday, February 14, 2013, effective at Noon.

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  Report: Sandy was USA's 2nd-costliest hurricane

  The center released a report Tuesday that attributes 72 deaths in the U.S. directly to Sandy, from Maryland to New Hampshire.

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  Low humidity can make homes uncomfortable this time of year

  If you think the air is dry outside it can be even drier in your home during days like this in the winter. Low humidity can not only irritate your health, but also your home