By james art 
Cauliflower – The cleaning is underway after a snowstorm moved through Southeast Wisconsin on Wednesday, February 12th. Many roads are still covered with snowfall on Thursday morning.
The Ministry of Public Affairs in Milwaukee said crews were still intense to work after the storm.
Snow, ice control operations
What we know:
DPW said it could take 24-84 hours to plow on any street after a snowstorm.
As all operators work an extended replacement overnight, there was no junk or recycling service on Thursday.
Residents must expose their cart on the planned collection day and return to the storage area when they are collected.
Normal collection days can be found on the city’s website.
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Details of the forecast
Time line:
FOX6 weather experts say Sunshine will return to Thursday’s forecast, but temperatures will remain frosty with high teens up to nearly 20 degrees. We can expect a bitter cold pace for Thursday night on Friday morning with low levels in the lake with one-digit lake and a sub-zero inside.
The snow returns until late Friday afternoon by a few more inches in the middle until late on Saturday. Even more chubby air arrives early next week.
The source: The information in this publication was provided by the Ministry of Public Affairs in Milwaukee and the FOX6 meteorological experts.