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Forecast
Monday, 16 September 2002
Mostly Sunny   Mostly sunny & pleasant.
High: 75�F
Wind: SW 7-15 MPH
Monday Night, 16 September 2002
Clear   Clear.
Low: 50�F
Wind: Light SW
Tuesday, 17 September 2002
Mostly Sunny   Mostly sunny and warm.
High: 81�F
Wind: N/A
Wednesday, 18 September 2002
Partly sunny   Partly sunny with increasing afternoon cloudiness.
High: 75�F
Low: 52�F
Thursday, 19 September 2002
Showers�� Variably cloudy with a few showers possible.
High: 68�F
Low: 52�F
Friday, 20 September 2002
Showers�� Variably cloudy and cool with a chance for showers.
High: 68�F
Low: 50�F
Saturday, 21 September 2002
Partly sunny�� Partly sunny and cool.
High: 65�F
Low: 47�F
Sunday, 22 September 2002
Partly Sunny�� Partly sunny and cool.
High: 63�F
Low: 40�F
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Watches, Warnings, and Advisories Issued By The NWS For Southern WI since 1 January 2001
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Tuesday, 29 January 2002 HAZARD: WINTER STORM

Wednesday, 30 January 2002 HAZARD: WINTER STORM, WINTER WEATHER

Thursday, 31 January 2002 HAZARD: WINTER WEATHER

Thursday, 07 February 2002 HAZARD: WINTER STORM

Saturday, 09 February 2002 HAZARD: WINTER STORM, WINTER WEATHER

Thursday, 28 February 2002 HAZARD: WINTER STORM

Friday, 01 March 2002 HAZARD: WINTER STORM

Saturday, 02 March 2002 HAZARD: WINTER WEATHER

Thursday, 07 March 2002 HAZARD: WINTER WEATHER

Saturday, 09 March 2002 HAZARD: SEVERE THUNDERSTORM

Wednesday, 13 March 2002 HAZARD: WINTER STORM

Thursday, 14 March 2002 HAZARD: WINTER WEATHER

Monday, 01 April 2002 HAZARD: WINTER WEATHER

Tuesday, 16 April 2002 HAZARD: SEVERE THUNDERSTORM

Thursday, 18 April 2002 HAZARD: SEVERE THUNDERSTORM, TORNADO
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Probibilities of Severe Weather in Southern Wisconsin
For: Today, 16 September 2002...
No Risk Of Any Thunderstorms

Tornado (Within 25 Miles of a Point): 0%
Damaging Wind (Within 25 Miles of a Point): 0%
Large Hail (Within 25 Miles of a Point): 0%
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For: Tomorrow (Day 2), 17 September 2002...
No Risk Of Any Thunderstorms

Any Severe Weather (Within 25 Miles of a Point): 0%
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For: Day 3, 18 September 2002...
No Risk Of Any Thunderstorms

Any Severe Weather (Within 25 Miles of a Point): 0%
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Color Key to Percentages

0% = Black
2% = Dk Green (TORNADO ONLY)
5% = Brown
15% = Orange
25% = Red
35% = Magenta
45% = Blue

Color Key to Risks of SVR WX

No Risk of Any Thunderstorms = Black
Thunderstorms Possible...But No Severe Weather Expected = Black
Thunderstorms Possible...With An Isolated Severe Storm Possible = Brown
SLIGHT Risk of Severe Thunderstorms = Green
MODERATE Risk of Severe Thunderstorms = Dk Yellow
HIGH Risk of Severe Thunderstorms = Red

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Southern Wisconsin Ski Reports
Tyrol Basin

New Snow:�0" (0 cm)
Base Depth:�0" (0 cm)
Runs Open:�0
Lifts Open:�0 of 6
Surface Snow: Grass
Notes:�CLOSED
Phone Number:�608-437-4FUN (4386)

For more information visit Tyrol's Website: http://www.tyrolbasin.com
Cascade Mountain

New Snow:�0" (0 cm)
Base Depth:�0" (0 cm)
Runs Open:�0
Lifts Open:�0 of 10
Surface Snow: Grass
Notes:�CLOSED
Phone Number:�608-742-SNOW

For more information visit Cascade Mountain's Website: http://www.cascademountain.com
Devil's Head

New Snow:�0" (0 cm)
Base Depth:�0" (0 cm)
Runs Open:�0
Lifts Open:�0 of 16
Surface Snow:�Grass
Notes:�SKIING CLOSED, BUT OPEN FOR SUMMER ACTIVITIES
Phone Number:�800-338-4579

For more information visit Devil's Head's Website: http://www.devils-head.com
Updated: Friday, 26 April 2002, 855 PM CST
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3-Day Pollen Forecast For Southern Wisconsin Cities
Madison, Wisconsin:
Monday, 16 September 2002: HIGH (9.2)
Tuesday, 17 September 2002: HIGH (9.7)
Wednesday, 18 September 2002: HIGH (9.0)
Predominant pollen: Ragweed, Chenopods and Nettle.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
Monday, 16 September 2002: HIGH (8.6)
Tuesday, 17 September 2002: HIGH (8.2)
Wednesday, 18 September 2002: HIGH (8.9)
Predominant pollen: Ragweed, Chenopods and Nettle.
Platteville, Wisconsin:
Monday, 16 September 2002: MODERATE (7.5)
Tuesday, 17 September 2002: MODERATE (8.0)
Wednesday, 18 September 2002: MODERATE (6.7)
Predominant pollen: Ragweed, Chenopods and Nettle.
Key To Pollen Levels
HIGH (8.0-12.0):Pollen levels tend to affect most individuals who suffer from the pollen types of the season. Symptoms may become more severe during days with high pollen levels.
MODERATE (4.0-7.9):Pollen levels will likely cause symptoms for many individuals who suffer from allergies to the predominant pollen types of the season.
LOW (0.0-3.9):Pollen levels tend to affect very few individuals among the allergy-suffering public.
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The New 2001-2002 Wind Chill Chart (updated by the NWS)

Wind Chill Chart from National Weather Service (www.nws.noaa.gov)
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