Wisconsin is divided into two ecological zones, creating different shades of fall foliage in each region. The vibrancy and duration of those colorful shades is highly dependent on the weather.
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History of Hurricanes in Wisconsin
However improbable it may seem, Wisconsin isn’t completely immune to the impacts of hurricanes and tropical storms.
Wisconsin’s Hottest Month: July 1936
Explore the setup that led to, the impacts of, and the innovations resulting from one of Wisconsin’s — and the nation’s — hottest months.
Sliding into September: Wisconsin Weather Outlook
Temperatures change significantly throughout the month: the beginning of September often feels more summer-like, while the end of the month can take on a brisk, autumn feel.
Looking Back: 20 Years Since Wisconsin’s Largest Tornado Outbreak
Hundreds of homes were destroyed and thousands of lives impacted in a storm that many Wisconsin residents will never forget.
The Dog Days of Summer
The common summertime phrase has deeper roots in history than you may expect: all the way back to ancient Egyptian astrology.
Historic Flooding in Southeast Wisconsin: August 9 to 10, 2025
On August 9, 2025, torrential downpours caused the worst flash flooding event in southeast Wisconsin since 2008.
Winding Down Summer: Wisconsin August Weather Outlook
August is when Wisconsin usually begins its descent into fall: temperatures dip slightly and thunderstorms become less frequent.
What Changes in Canada’s Wildfire Season Mean for Wisconsin
Wildfire season in Canada has worsened over recent years, due to shorter and drier winter seasons creating elevated drought conditions.
Sizzling Summer Heat in Wisconsin
A full report of the hottest temperatures and heat indices recorded in the state of Wisconsin since the late 1800s.