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Wisconsin Climate Chronicles

First Heat Wave of Summer 2026

Posted on July 8, 2026

After cool temps in May and early June, this heat wave felt extra searing. Triple-digit heat indices scorched Wisconsin for five days.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged extreme heat, heat, summer

July 2026: Wisconsin Weather Outlook

Posted on July 1, 2026

July is usually the hottest month of the year in Wisconsin, with a statewide average temperature of 69.2 degrees Fahrenheit.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate Chronicles

June 2026: Wisconsin Weather Outlook

Posted on June 2, 2026

May is often an exciting transition month, both in terms of our own daily lives and in our surrounding landscapes.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged Climate Outlook

Summer 2026: Wisconsin’s Seasonal Weather Outlook

Posted on May 26, 2026

Summer is Wisconsin’s warmest season, and with warm temperatures come a lot of fun outdoor activities. However, warm temperatures also increase the risk for strong storms.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged Climate Outlook

Moody May: Wisconsin Weather Outlook

Posted on May 1, 2026

May is often an exciting transition month, both in terms of our own daily lives and in our surrounding landscapes.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged Climate Outlook

Wisconsin’s Tornado Outbreaks

Posted on April 14, 2026

Take a look back at some of the more memorable tornadoes and tornado outbreaks in Wisconsin over the past few decades.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged Severe Weather, tornadoes, weather history

Springing into April: Wisconsin Weather Outlook

Posted on April 1, 2026

Though spring technically begins in March, April is often when it begins to look and feel like spring in Wisconsin.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged Climate Outlook

Wisconsin’s Mid-March Blizzard of 2026

Posted on March 23, 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.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged winter

Mild March: Wisconsin Weather Outlook

Posted on March 3, 2026

As the seasons change this month, Wisconsinites can be kept on their toes with thunderstorms one day, followed by a snowstorm the next week. 

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged Climate Outlook

Soggy Spring: Wisconsin’s Seasonal Weather Outlook

Posted on February 24, 2026

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.

Posted in Blogs, Wisconsin Climate ChroniclesTagged Climate Outlook
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