The Wisconsin State Climatology Office hosts and participates in a variety of public events to help communities better understand local weather and climate, and the impacts on our state’s economy, agriculture, and recreation.
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Badger Talk: Warming Winters in Wisconsin
Join us for a Badger Talks presentation as part of Monona Public Library’s Eco-Action Tuesdays.
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Science on Tap: Extreme Weather Night
The series provides a forum where the public engages experts in an informal, two-way conversation about important issues of the day.
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9th Annual STEM Day Conference
Students will engage in hands-on courses featuring a wide range of STEM subjects.
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Door County’s Changing Weather
Wisconsin State Climatology Office Director Steve Vavrus will present climate information specific to Door County.
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Badger Talk: Weather Warnings
Join us for this Badger Talks presentation hosted by The Bend Theater.
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North Central U.S. Climate and Drought Webinar
This ongoing webinar series provides the North Central U.S. with a monthly update on recent weather and climate events, and an outlook for the near future.
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Think & Drink: Armistice Day Blizzard of 1940
Dr. Hopkins will use the 1940 Armistice Day Blizzard as an example of the many early winter storms that have passed across the Upper Midwest in November.
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107th Wisconsin Farm Bureau Annual Meeting
The State Climatology Office will host a workshop on turning weather trends and forecasts into improved field decisions.
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Extreme Weather Roadshow: Northwest Region
This event aims to identify the most pressing weather and climate-related questions facing local stakeholders, with a focus on extreme weather impacts.
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Wisconsin Water and Soil Health Conference
This conference brings together farmers, consultants, and agency staff to learn about what’s new in soil health and water quality.