The city of Milwaukee has been dealing with a snow emergency, with drivers in plows, garbage trucks, and end loaders working to clear streets. The city of Public Works has suspended nearly 200 pieces of equipment around the clock to clear the streets. This comes as part of an effort to avoid a potential SNOW EMERGENCY, which involves multiple trips over the street due to a strong wind pushing the snow back onto the street. Despite this, the city has warned drivers that the inconvenience of dealing with the snow could impact their travel for up to two days, but no mandatory parking rules have been established. The situation is described as a "March Blizard" in the third winter, with residents living through this year's snowfall.