Climate Outlook

September is often one of Wisconsin’s most pleasant weather months, as summer’s heat begins to fade but winter’s bite hasn’t set in yet.

The arrival of fall can bring mixed emotions: the end of long, warm days, but also the beginning of a beautiful, cozy season.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

From historic blizzards and ice storms to record heat and tornadoes, it seems that February can throw nearly anything Wisconsin’s way.

With frigid temperatures and persistent gray skies, January is the true test of Wisconsinites’ perseverance.