Just wanted to reach out and wish everyone a cozy November day. The recent heavy rain blasted most of the remaining to the ground and I were all out raking and blowing leaves yesterday - the air was crisp, the sun was bright, dogs were barking, and kids were riding their bikes….
….it doesn’t get better than this! 🧡 🍂
(And PapawofBoo, this picture reminds me of what you had written! )
Tomorrow is Veterans day so be sure to thank the Veterans you know for their service.
They didn’t serve for applause. They served for a purpose — to protect what we often take for granted. Their courage built the peace we live in, and our duty is to never let their sacrifice fade into silence.
I must say, I am glad to see 2025 go. On to better and brighter things in 2026!
The front porch has been sort of deserted lately, but then again, it has been COLD. 🥶
@DaveMcK , pssst! might want to change the topic title to January 2026.
Hope everyone is doing well. Miss you all.
Just gotta give a shout-out to @catwoman and the Eagles. Who would've guessed they would be the only NFC East team to make it to the play-offs. BTW, went to the Monday Night Football game between the Commanders and the Chiefs when I was in Kansas City the end of October. Washington lost, but it was fun to be there. (Then, again, the Chiefs are out, too.)
Blizzard slams southeastern Wisconsin with heavy snow, 45 mph winds
Heavy snow, freezing rain and 50 mph wind gusts are battering southeastern Wisconsin, creating hazardous roads and whiteout conditions through the afternoon.
Gov. Tony Evers declared a state of emergency on Saturday, March 14, as Wisconsin is in the midst of a potential record-breaking winter storm expected to last through Monday, March 16.
much did it snow in Wisconsin on Sunday, March 15?
Cailey Gleeson
Here are snowfall totals for Wisconsin between Sunday evening and early Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service:
Cudahy: 4.1 inches
Kenosha: 3.5 inches
Madison. 6.5 inches
Oconomowoc: 6.7 inches
Appleton: 10 inches
Oshkosh: 10.3 inches
Waupaca: 20.5 inches
Ashwaubenon: 17.3 inches
Sturgeon Bay: 33.2 inches
Egg Harbor: 29 inches
Sister Bay: 24 inches
Mountain: 34 inches
Granton: 25 inches
Dozens of flights cancelled out of Milwaukee Mitchell International Aiport
Francesca Pica
Dozens of flights through Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport scheduled for March 16 have been delayed or cancelled.
Airport Director of Public Affairs Harold Mester urged travelers to sign up for push alerts from their airline "to get timely information regarding their specific flight."