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Wisconsin State Climatology Office

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As part of the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Rural Partnerships Institute, the SCO collects, analyzes, and shares climate information.

Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison Katılım Mart 2023
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NWS Green Bay has updated the preliminary rating of the Appleton/Menasha tornado to EF3, marking the state's fourth EF3 in 2026. This is the most tornadoes rated EF3 or greater to occur in Wisconsin since 1984. Historically, fewer than 5% of our tornadoes have ranked above EF2.
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Brooke Brighton
Brooke Brighton@BrookeBrighton·
Take a look at this hailstone from Hutisford, WI Monday morning. This was sent in by Abel Wallace.#WIwx
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One of the most challenging aspects of using climate data is knowing where to find it in the first place. To help, we've compiled a toolkit to help you find the information you're looking for. You can find it on our website now! 🤓
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MRCC
MRCC@MidwestClimate·
Precipitation has been plentiful to the south, but some western parts of the region have gone up to 2 weeks without measurable precipitation. Days Without Precipitation maps track thresholds of 0.01, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, and 1-inch. DWOP Maps ➡️mrcc.purdue.edu/climate_watch/…
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So far this month, Milwaukee has received only 0.16 inches of rain — making it the second driest July 1-19 on record for the city! Rain is in the forecast this evening, but it unfortunately comes with the threat of severe storms. #wiwx
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A level 3 out of 5 risk for severe weather is present across much of Wisconsin, with the main concern for afternoon and evening storms. Keep an eye on your local forecast and have ways to receive weather alerts! ⚠️
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The 100-degree temperature drought in Wisconsin finally ended yesterday. The state went 1,055 days without a triple-digit temperature! West Allis was the unfortunate winner, with a high temperature of 104° 🥵 #wiwx
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NWS Green Bay
NWS Green Bay@NWSGreenBay·
Smoke from wildfires to the north across northern Minnesota into Canada has been spreading southward and will impact air quality and visibility. An Air Quality Advisory is in effect from the Wisconsin DNR.
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Wildfire smoke from Ontario & northern MN is creating very unhealthy to hazardous air quality in northern Wisconsin today. This is the first wildfire smoke event of the year in Wisconsin. Last year the state's air quality was impacted on 22 days, the second most on record.
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Wisconsin Mesonet
Wisconsin Mesonet@Wisconet·
Crivitz jumps into #2 for the highest temperature recorded in the Wisconet era (since June 2023). On August 23, 2023, Hancock checked in at 99.3°F.
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CIRA
CIRA@CIRA_CSU·
A heat dome over the U.S. causes temperatures to soar across the country, while monsoon season is kicking off in the Southwest U.S. The outline of the heat dome and monsoon moisture can be seen from clouds and water vapor arching from the Pacific Ocean and across the continent.
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90 years ago today, Wisconsin's hottest temperature on record was recorded! 🔥 A scorching 114°F in Wisconsin Dells took the cake, but many other locations weren't far behind. July 1936 was the state's (and the nation's) hottest month on record. #wiwx
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NWS Green Bay
NWS Green Bay@NWSGreenBay·
Heat waves have the potential to cover a large area, exposing a high number of people to a hazardous combination of heat and humidity, which can be very taxing on the body. Learn how to stay safe during a heat wave at weather.gov/heat #wiwx
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Wisconsin Mesonet
Wisconsin Mesonet@Wisconet·
We've crunched the numbers from last week and here are some of Wisconet's heat wave stats! Two stations saw maximum low temperatures of 80, and we had a maximum dewpoint of 83! Downright tropical.
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Wisconsin's official June numbers don't quite reflect the extremes that occurred throughout the month. Check out the details in the full summary on our website!
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Through July 8, the National Weather Service office in Green Bay has issued 106 flood alerts — the second highest for the office in a year. There have been 12 flash flood warnings so far, tied for third most in a year (the most is 23 in 1993). #wiwx
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