Southern Wisconsin Declares Snow Emergencies for the Weekend

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Southern Wisconsin Declares Snow Emergencies for the Weekend

Southern Wisconsin is bracing for heavy snowfall this weekend, prompting several municipalities to declare snow emergencies. As anticipated snow begins to accumulate, these declarations aim to facilitate safe snow removal operations and minimize hazards for residents.

Snow Emergency Declarations in Southern Wisconsin

  • City of Beloit: A winter weather emergency will commence on Saturday, November 29, at 12:00 PM, lasting until Sunday, November 30, at noon. During this time, parking on city streets is prohibited. Residents are urged to use designated lots and move vehicles off the streets. Violators may face fines or towing.
  • Village of Blue Mounds: A snow emergency will begin at 11:00 PM on Saturday and will conclude at 7:00 AM on Sunday. No parking is allowed on streets, with potential ticketing or towing for violators.
  • City of Evansville: A snow emergency is declared starting at 10:00 PM on Saturday and ending at 8:00 AM on Sunday. All vehicles must be parked off the streets to avoid fines or towing.
  • City of Lodi: The snow emergency is effective from midnight on Saturday, November 29, until noon on Sunday, November 30. All vehicles must be removed from streets and public alleys.
  • Village of McFarland: A snow emergency will take effect on Friday, November 28, at 8:00 PM and last until Sunday, November 30, at 8:00 AM. Vehicles must be parked in private areas to allow for snow removal.
  • City of Monona: Starting at 8:00 AM on Saturday and ending at 10:00 AM on Sunday, vehicles must be moved from city streets. Alternative parking locations are available at various parks.
  • City of Janesville: A winter weather emergency is set to begin at 2:00 AM on Saturday, November 29, and will run until 7:00 AM on Monday, December 1. All vehicles must be removed from city streets during this time to aid snow plowing efforts.
  • City of Stoughton: The snow emergency starts at midnight on Saturday, November 29, and involves even/odd parking regulations for the duration of the emergency until 8:00 AM on Wednesday, December 3.
  • City of Sun Prairie: This city will implement a snow emergency from 9:00 AM on Saturday until noon on Sunday. Street parking is prohibited during this period.

Impact and Guidance for Residents

Officials are urging residents to exercise caution and avoid unnecessary travel during the snow emergency. All municipalities have emphasized the importance of adhering to parking restrictions. Vehicles left in violation may be ticketed or towed, which incurs fees at the owner’s expense.

Residents can expect regular updates and can register for alerts through their respective city websites to stay informed about changes in snow emergency status.

By following these guidelines, residents will help ensure their safety and the effectiveness of snow removal efforts across southern Wisconsin.