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Info for Wisconsin Flood Victims Save Email Print
Posted: 4:51 PM Aug 16, 2008
Last Updated: 4:51 PM Aug 16, 2008

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Wisconsin residents who suffered losses from this summer's storms and flooding have one month left to apply for federal aid. The deadline to apply is Sept. 15. Federal aid can include grants for emergency housing and low-interest loans. The Federal Emergency Management Agency said earlier this month the state had received more than $67 million of disaster relief following the storms. Some was from FEMA for housing and other individual needs, and the rest was in the form of low-interest loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration. More than 37,000 residents registered for aid in the 30 state counties declared eligible for assistance. The damage followed heavy rainfall in June in the southern two-thirds of the state.

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WEDNESDAY: Cloudy skies, a few periods of light snow. Accumulations generally less than an inch. High: 26°/FALLING PM

THURSDAY: Generous sunshine, temperatures slide a bit. High: 24°

FRIDAY: Increasing clouds, breezy from the SW, milder. Light rain or snow developing very late in the day or at night. Sleet at night too? High: 36°

SATURDAY: A few flurries early in the day, otherwise partly sunny, breezy, and significantly colder. High: 19°

SUNDAY: Plentiful sunshine, temps still a bit below normal. High: 25°

MONDAY: Partly cloudy, a flurry or two? High: 27°

TUESDAY: Mainly sunny, colder once again. High: 21°

METEOROLOGIST MARK HENDERSON