Only Racine and Kenosha counties remained under a winter storm warning as of 3 p.m.
The snow was part of a large winter storm that blanketed large parts of the nation s midsection in snow and spawned severe storms in the South, including a deadly tornado in Alabama.
In southern Wisconsin, a narrow band of heavy snow developed during the storm Tuesday morning and extended through Dane, Dodge, Washington, and Sheboygan counties, the National Weather Service said.
The snow totals were fairly impressive.
Horicon in Dodge County reported 9.4 inches of snow, according to the weather service. Grafton in Ozaukee County reported 7 inches.
It s Milwaukee s first mobile testing site, starting off at Custer Stadium on December 29th. By Jeramey Jannene - Dec 28th, 2020 04:47 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
Wisconsin National Guard assist individuals in performing COVID-19 specimen collections at a drive-thru testing site. File photo by Jeramey Jannene.
Through a private contractor, the Milwaukee Health Department will offer a fourth COVID-19 testing site starting Tuesday, December 29th. It is the city’s first mobile testing site and will be located at Custer Stadium at Barack Obama High School, 4300 W. Fairmount Ave. on the city’s far North Side.
Milwaukee unveils City Mobile Testing for the coronavirus
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Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett talks about mobile testing for COVID-19.
MILWAUKEE - As families return home and return to work after the holiday weekend, another possible spike in COVID-19 cases could return as well. Milwaukee announced on Monday, Dec. 28 that mobile testing for the virus is ramping up.
The first site for the mobile testing will resume Tuesday, Dec. 29
and be located at Barack Obama School (the former Custer High School) at 4300 W. Fairmount Avenue. The testing will continue there for at least two weeks.
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Moderna vaccine gets FDA approval
The Food and Drug Administration effectively doubled the amount of vaccines available last week, as Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine was approved for emergency use authorization.
An estimated 5.9 million doses of the vaccine will be distributed. The move comes after the FDA voted to approve Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine on Dec. 11.
Emergency use authorization is an FDA process that allows previously unapproved drugs and treatments to be distributed during a public health emergency.
The Moderna vaccine offers new flexibility to public health officials, as it can be stored at regular freezer temperatures as opposed to the Pfizer vaccine, which must be kept in ultracold storage.