Snow hasn’t been this deep in southeastern Wisconsin for a decade.
A winter storm last week along with some lake-effect precipitation Saturday and Sunday has left snow up to 15 inches deep near Lake Michigan.
National Weather Service meteorologist Chris Stumpf says the last time the region saw snow this deep was in the winter of 2010-2011.
Some areas got more overnight but official measurements haven’t been reported yet.
Drivers are being asked to stay off the roads because snowplow crews haven’t been able to keep up.