MADISON (WKOW) — Communities throughout southern Wisconsin are declaring snow emergencies with forecasts calling for several inches of snow on Saturday.
According to the 27 Storm Track weather team, accumulations will range from 8-10 inches near Madison and much of the southern part of the state.
Moderate to heavy snowfall is expected for much of the day and night on Saturday. Travel is not recommended during the storm with low visibility and poor road conditions anticipated.
Below is a list of snow emergencies declared and when they go into effect:
CITY OF BELOIT
The City of Beloit has declared a winter weather emergency for the following time period:
12pm Saturday, November 29, 2025 to 12pm Sunday, November 30, 2025
Vehicles are prohibited from parking or standing on city streets during a winter weather emergency, according to Beloit city ordinance. Residents are reminded to move their vehicles from the streets to a driveway or an approved off-site parking lot (listed below). The Beloit Police Department and/or Code Enforcement will ticket and/or tow away any motor vehicle, trailer or semitrailer found in violation of this winter weather emergency declaration at the owner’s expense.
Residents are also reminded to remove trash and recycling carts from the street.
A map of designated winter weather emergency parking areas is available on the city’s website, www.beloitwi.gov. The following locations are designated emergency parking:
· Krueger Park Upper (Hackett Street at House Street): East Lot
· Krueger Golf Course (1611 Hackett St.): South Lot
· Wootton Park (4th Street at Maple Avenue): Entire Lot
· Rotary Center (1220 Riverside Drive): Between Designated Signs
· Jones Pavilion at Riverside Park (access via Portland Avenue): Entire Lot
· Heritage View Parking Lot at 627 Pleasant: Between Designated Signs
· Third Street (South Lot): West Side of Lot Along Fourth St.
· Third Street (North Lot): North End of Lot Between Designated Signs
· Ironworks (Fourth Street): Center Area Between Designated Signs
· West Grand Avenue Lot (229 W. Grand Ave.): Center Area Between Designated Signs
· Telfer Park (2100 Cranston Road): South East Area Between Designated Signs
Residents are encouraged to stay home and make only necessary travel with extreme caution. Residents can register for email or text alerts for winter weather emergencies at www.beloitwi.gov/snow.
VILLAGE OF CLINTON
The Village of Clinton has declared a snow removal emergency from 8:00 a.m. Saturday November 29,2025 through 12:00 P.M. Sunday November 30, 2025. NO PARKING is allowed on village streets during this snow removal emergency. Parking (24 hour) is available in the municipal parking lot in the 200 block of Mill Street. Vehicles must be moved after 24 hours in the municipal parking Lot.
CITY OF LODI
The City of Lodi is declaring a snow event. The snow event begins at 12:00 AM (midnight) November 29, 2025 until 12:00 PM (noon) November 30, 2025.
During a snow event, no motor vehicles, trailers, boats, or similar items are allowed to be parked on any street or public alley for the duration of the event. The downtown business district is exempt from the provisions of the ordinance.
Also, please be sure to clear sidewalks within 24 hours after snow finishes falling. Be aware that snow cannot be pushed from the sidewalk or driveway into the street as it is a violation of City Ordinance 295-5C.
VILLAGE OF MCFARLAND
The Village of McFarland is declaring a snow emergency beginning Friday, November 28th, 2025 at 8:00 p.m. and ending Sunday, November 30th, 2025 at 8:00 a.m. During the snow emergency, vehicles are not allowed to be parked on public streets to assist with snow clearing. Residents and others must park vehicles in driveways or other private property. Vehicles on public streets during the snow emergency are subject to citation or removal at the owner’s expense. Alternative parking is available at the Municipal Center Parking Lot or the public parking lot at the northeast corner of Farwell St. and Exchange St.
CITY OF STOUGHTON
With 6-9” forecasted for our area, the City of Stoughton has declared a SNOW EMERGENCY TO BEGIN AT MIDNGHT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH. Parking will be Even/Odd from Midnight to 8am for three consecutive Midnight to 8am periods unless cancelled or extended.
For more information on the snow emergency parking ordinance visit www.stoughtonpublicworks.com/snow
Things you can do to help plow crews during a snowstorm!
– Keep parked cars off the roadway.
– Put trash and recycling carts on your terrace or driveway apron and not in the roadway.
– Do not blow or shovel snow from your driveway or sidewalk back into the road.
– Stay home if possible.
During a snow emergency, parking is even/odd between Midnight and 8:00 am. The side of the street depends on the address of the houses on that side of the street and what the date will be after midnight. The odd side of the street is any address ending in an odd number and the even side of the street is any address ending in an even number. For example, if it is 7:00 pm on February 5, you should park on the EVEN side of the street because it will be February 6 after midnight. Failure to follow the snow emergency ordinance could result in a parking ticket.
This snow emergency will end at 8 a.m. on December 3rd, 2025.
