Parts Of SE Wisconsin Saw 10 Inches Of Snow By Friday Morning: NWS

WISCONSIN — As much of the Badger State digs itself out of Thursday night's storm, many may be wondering just how much snow landed in the region, and whether or not it lived up to forecasters' expectations.

Plenty in the greater Milwaukee area found themselves with bigger problems than the snow. Around 100,000 We Energies customers were without service by 8:30 a.m., according to the company's outage tracker. We Energies said the heavy snow caused branches to fall across the region, causing significant outages.

In a Tweet Friday morning, the National Weather Service said the bulk of the snow was already done by 10 a.m. with some light and patchy snow showers lingering into the afternoon.

Here are the preliminary snow totals from the National Weather Service:

Milwaukee: 10.4 inches.

Greendale: 9 inches.

West Allis: 9.8 inches.

Waukesha: 8.2 inches.

New Berlin: 10 inches.

Brookfield: 8.8 inches.

St. Francis: 10.1 inches.

Franklin: 9 inches.

Mequon: 12 inches.

We will update this list as more accurate totals come in from the NWS.