A winter storm warning is in effect for southeast Wisconsin beginning Wednesday afternoon with up to 9 inches of snow possible for the Milwaukee area. Follow for live weather updates.

The back-to-back storms are expected to bring significant dumps of snow that could total 10 inches or more for many locales in southern Wisconsin, according to forecasters.

Snowfall is most likely Friday afternoon and evening, according to the Milwaukee-Sullivan National Weather Service office.

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Snow returns to southern Wisconsin this morning. Expect a wintry scene all day long, with accumulations of 3-6" expected for most of the area—though pockets along the state line may push past 7 inches ...

With widespread snow in the forecast for Wednesday, many communities in southern Wisconsin are declaring snow emergencies ...

What may be the largest snow of the season in southeast Wisconsin is forecast to bring 3 to 6 inches of fluffy snow to most ...

Milwaukee could nearly triple its January snowfall total Wednesday with up to nine inches forecast in some areas.

Widespread snowfall totals of 3-6 inches will be likely with some areas near the lake seeing some enhancement leading to isolated 7 or 8 inch totals.

Highs will be above 10° on days with at least a slight chance for snow over the next 7 days, and will be in the single digits ...

A winter storm warning is in effect for southeast Wisconsin from noon Feb 12 to 3 a.m. Feb 13. Lake effect snow may bring higher totals.

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