Replying to Huge storm

THE CONSENSUS OF AVAILABLE INFORMATION SUGGESTS THAT A MAJOR WINTER STORM WILL AFFECT SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN TUESDAY NIGHT INTO WEDNESDAY. IT APPEARS THAT ADDITIONAL SNOW ACCUMULATIONS ON TOP OF THE MONDAY SNOWFALL WILL TOP 6 INCHES SOUTH OF A LINE FROM LONE ROCK TO BEAVER DAM TO SHEBOYGAN. A FOOT OR MORE IS POSSIBLE SOUTH OF A LINE FROM MONROE TO WAUKESHA TO MILWAUKEE. VERY COLD STORMS WITH LONG DURATIONS LIKE THIS IN THE PAST HAVE PRODUCED 2 FEET OR MORE OF SNOW IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN. TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE TEENS AND LOWER 20S DURING MOST OF THE EVENT... DECREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SALT. INCREASING WINDS TUESDAY NIGHT MAY RESULT IN BLIZZARD CONDITIONS... ESPECIALLY NEAR THE LAKE SHORE. THE IMPACTS OF THIS STORM COULD BE HIGH GIVEN IT OCCURS DURING THE WORK WEEK. IN ADDITION... SNOW REMOVAL CREWS WILL BE CHALLENGED BY THE MORE THAN 48 HOURS OF ACCUMULATING SNOW THAT COULD REALLY STRESS RESOURCES.