Major winter storm
7 to 12 inches of snow should fall on the area,
Source: wxow.com
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More major winter snow
7 to 12 inches of snow should fall on the area, with the majority coming during Friday.
Source: wxow.com
Major winter storm to arrive
Heavy snow and blowing snow will prevail tonight and tomorrow.
Source: wxow.com
Dan Breeden honored as "Local Broadcast Legend"
Its a well-deserved honor for WXOW Chief Meteorologist Dan Breeden.
Elkhart Lake United States Dan Breeden Wisconsin Broadcasters Association National Weather Service Meteorologist Dan
Source: wxow.com
Rockingham County School Board Dicusses Redistricting, Dual Immersion
The Rockingham County School Board approved easements and discussed redistricting and possibilities for a dual immersion program at Monday night’s meeting.
Linville Edom Elementary School United States Rockingham County Broadway High School Matt Cross Oskar Scheikl
Source: dnronline.com
WXOW's Dan Breeden named Local Broadcast Legend
We knew this already but now it is a bit more official: Dan Breeden is a local broadcast legend.
Source: wxow.com
Major winter storm will develop.
This week will bring a messy winter storm to the Coulee Region. We have already had a snow shower or two, but amounts were light
Source: wxow.com
UPGRADE: La Crosse County and nearly all the Coulee Region in a Winter Storm Warning
Wabasha, Winona, Buffalo, Trempealeau, Jackson, La Crosse and Monroe Counties have Winter Storm Warnings that start at 9pm Wednesday through 6pm Thursday.
Source: wxow.com
Major winter storm arrives tonight
Colder air will dominate as a new major winter storm passes by tonight into Thursday.
United States Dan Breeden Winter Storm Warning Winter Weather Advisory Western United Meteorologist Dan
Source: wxow.com
UPDATE: Winter Weather Advisory issued for La Crosse, other counties
A Winter Weather Advisory goes into effect beginning at 9 p.m. Wednesday evening through 9 a.m. Thursday morning for several counties in the area. This is in addition to the
Source: wxow.com