Gov. Tony Evers this week
called a state of emergency
due to storms in Wisconsin.
More than 20 counties
are under flood warnings
and it just keeps storming.
With the ground
already saturated
what kind of flooding
could result from Friday's
and storms into this evening?
Certainly in
east-central Wisconsin
we're talking about
the Wolf River in particular.
They've had hundreds
and hundreds
of people evacuating
across towns
such as New London
and Shiocton.
So they don't need
a single more drop
or an additional
drop of rain.
So the Friday event
is the one positive
if there even is
there's not really a postive.
But the one good thing
is that this could be a
very fast moving system.
So once it's through here
Friday evening
it's probably going to be
through Wisconsin.
The five o'clock
the worst of it
hopefully then it should be
quiet for at least
the next five days.
So that'll be a little different
this evening one
very fast moving.
Whereas the past couple days
has been
a lot slower moving.
But after that
the
the kind of the light
at the end of the tunnel
is that we're
not expecting rainfall
here across the state
really for the next five days.
So this goes through
and probably into
the Thursday of next week.
So hopefully that
will give us some time
to dry off and really
start the cleanup
in preparation process
across Wisconsin.