Take a look back at some of the more memorable tornadoes and tornado outbreaks in Wisconsin over the past few decades.
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How Longer Growing Seasons Are Reshaping Wisconsin’s Gardens and Farms
While a longer growing season can allow for more planting time and the opportunity for new plant varieties, it also presents challenges.
Springing into April: Wisconsin Weather Outlook
Though spring technically begins in March, April is often when it begins to look and feel like spring in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin’s Mid-March Blizzard of 2026
Wisconsin caught a severe case of weather whiplash as the state braced for a blizzard less than a week after reaching 70-degree temperatures.
The Sweet Side of Wisconsin Forests: Maple Sap Tapping
Though known as America’s Dairyland, some corners of Wisconsin boast their ranking in a different industry: maple syrup production.
Mild March: Wisconsin Weather Outlook
As the seasons change this month, Wisconsinites can be kept on their toes with thunderstorms one day, followed by a snowstorm the next week.
Soggy Spring: Wisconsin’s Seasonal Weather Outlook
Spring is a welcome season of new beginnings, especially after a harsh winter! However, spring in Wisconsin hardly ever means a clean break from winter weather.
Trends in Extreme Weather in Wisconsin
Wisconsin is no stranger to big weather fluctuations, but extreme temperature and precipitation have become more common in recent decades.
How Wisconsin’s Climate is Changing
If you’ve lived in Wisconsin for a while, you’ve likely noticed big shifts in the state’s weather and seasons in recent decades. These changes are a result of Wisconsin’s climate becoming warmer and wetter over time.
Wisconsin’s Most Extreme Cold
Since 1885, a handful of stations in the state have reported temperatures of -50 degrees, but only three have seen temperatures of -53 degrees or colder.