Milwaukee, WI
How long is this freezing cold weather going to stick around in Milwaukee?
Time lapse of Friday’s snowstorm in downtown Milwaukee
Check out a time lapse Friday’s snowstorm in downtown Milwaukee.
Cold is an understatement in Wisconsin this week as below zero temperatures hit, and remain in, the Milwaukee area for the first time this winter.
Is this arctic blast sticking around? Here’s what you need to know.
Why is it this cold in Milwaukee and Wisconsin right now?
The winter storms last week pulled in winds from the north and northwest, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Taylor Patterson.
“Basically, we got a whole bunch of cold air funneling down from Canada,” Patterson said.
What is the coldest it’s been in the Milwaukee area so far?
The coldest air temperature has been negative 5 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Milwaukee hit that temperature briefly on Monday and has been hanging around that temperature Tuesday morning. With the wind chill, the coldest recorded temperature so far has been -24. That was recorded Tuesday morning.
How long will below zero temperatures stay in Wisconsin?
“If you look on the horizon to this weekend, Sunday and Monday look to be where we’ll turn a corner,” Patterson said. “We’re gonna get a swing in the other direction and see abnormally warm temperatures for this time of year. We’ll see highs in the mid-30s. We’re normally around 20 degrees this time of year, but we’ll be looking at getting above freezing for the end of this coming week and into next.”
What will bring these warmer temperatures in is another wind shift. Winds will come from the Gulf of Mexico and the south.
Could it get this cold again this winter?
“As we look ahead into February and March, there is always the potential we could have another cold snap as cold as this one, but it’s hard to say,” Patterson said. “Winter in Wisconsin, it’s not unusual to have another cold spell.”
More: NOAA’s 2023-2024 winter forecast is here. This is what Wisconsinites should expect.
What were the snow totals for last week in Milwaukee?
The Milwaukee area saw mixed snow depths between shoreline and inland communities, according to Patterson. Those along Lake Michigan saw an estimated one to four inches total last week. For the communities on the west side of the county, they saw accumulation totals of around 14 to 18 inches.
Here are some other totals from around Wisconsin:
- Madison: 10 to 12 inches in Dane County and 12 inches downtown
- Iron County: 9 inches
- Northwest Wisconsin: 8 to 12 inches
- Florence, Marinette County: 7 inches on average
- Menominee, Shawano: 12 to 15 inches
- Door County: 18 inches
- Appleton: 17 inches
- Reedsburg: 9 inches
Drew Dawson can be reached at ddawson@jrn.com or 262-289-1324.
Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee police are investigating fatal northside stabbing, suspect is in custody
A 50-year-old was stabbed to death on the 3000 block of North 60th Street.
The Milwaukee Police Department has a suspect in custody and has started an investigation into the Nov. 7 attack, MPD Capt. Kieran Sawyer reported in a news release.
The stabbing occurred at approximately 8:54 p.m. The victim, whose name and gender were not released, died on the scene.
MPD is asking anyone with additional information to contact the police department at (414)-925-7360. To anonymously give additional information, call Crime Stoppers at (414)-224-TIPS or visit P3 Tips at p3tips.com/community/index.htm.
Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee child death investigation; 3-year-old found near 29th and Auer
Da’Quarius Berry. Credit: Zaquitta Joiner-Murphy, mother
MILWAUKEE – Milwaukee police are investigating the death of a three-year-old child.
According to the Milwaukee Police Department, on Thursday, Nov. 6 at about 6:30 a.m., the child was found unresponsive near 29th and Auer.
The child was taken to Children’s Wisconsin, where the child died.
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The cause of death is under investigation.
The child has been identified as Da’Quarius Berry by his mother and by the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner.
What we don’t know:
Police have not said how the child may have died, but a demographic report from the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner says the preliminary manner of death is homicide.
The Source: The Milwaukee Police Department and the Milwaukee Medical Examiner’s Office sent FOX6 the information.
Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee family seeks answers after woman killed, son found alone
MILWAUKEE – Milwaukee police say two scenes about three miles apart are connected: the discovery of a young boy wandering alone before dawn and the fatal shooting of his mother, 31-year-old A’Nya Raymond, hours later.
What we know:
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Raymond was found dead in an alley near 42nd and Hampton around 9 a.m. Wednesday. Police say she had several gunshot wounds.
About five hours earlier, officers reported finding a nonverbal boy wandering alone on 9th Street near Keefe. Police estimated he was between 5 and 6 years old and said he was not wearing socks or shoes.
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Doorbell camera video shows officers searching the neighborhood shortly after 4 a.m.
A’Nya Raymond (courtesy of Misty Raymond)
Raymond’s mother, Misty Raymond, who lives out of state, confirmed the boy is her grandson and provided photos of A’Nya to FOX6. She said she first realized something was wrong when she saw her grandson’s picture on the news.
What they’re saying:
“It’s heartbreaking. I love my daughter. My family loved my daughter,” she said. “I have a big family that all loved each other, and to hear some news so far away that your daughter’s been shot in an alley… it just don’t get any worse for a parent than that.”
She plans to arrive in Milwaukee on Friday morning to see her daughter’s body and begin arranging a funeral.
A’Nya Raymond (courtesy of Misty Raymond)
“She was found shot and left in the alley,” the mother said. “My grandson was found miles from where she was found, so somebody knows something. Either they left him and dumped her body, I just want answers.”
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The Milwaukee Police Department has not said whether the homicide happened where Raymond’s body was located, and follow-up questions were not answered by deadline. Investigators say they are searching for unknown suspects.
What you can do:
The family created a GoFundMe to help pay for the funeral.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact the MPD at 414-935-7360 or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 414-224-TIPS or use the P3 Tips app.
The Source: The information in this post was collected and produced by FOX6 News, with additional information from Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office and Misty Raymond.
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