Precipitation (inches) - and departures from 1991-2020 Normals.1-day to 1-year Precipitation Estimates forĬourtesy of Midwestern Regional Climate Center.Multi-sensor Precipitation Estimates (from NWS Radar Observations High-resolution Precipitation Maps from NOAA.Last 90 Days (Statewide Maps) - updated by 10:30am Central Time Precipitation (inches) Last 30 Days (Statewide Maps) - updated by 10:30am Central Time Precipitation (inches) Last 7 Days (Statewide Maps) - updated by 10:30am Central Time Precipitation (inches) For map with additional plotted data that does not have contours, consult NWSFO Milwaukee/Sullivan 'Past Weather Graphs, Analysis and Data Plots' at Note: These maps contain contours and have a limited number of plotted data. Sullivan ( updated by 8:00 am Central Time) Weather computer models and the seasonal forecasts of the NOAA Climate Prediction Center are available. Maps of 2020 temperature and precipitation data along with their departures from normal are available below. January 2023 Wisconsin Climate Summary Read more here Read more hereįebruary 2023 and Winter 2022-2023 Wisconsin Climate Summary Read more here The 28.7☏ statewide average temperature was 1.8 Fahrenheit degrees below the 1991-2020 normal, and all nine climate divisions had negative temperature anomalies. Moderate cold to begin meteorological springĪfter a warm start to 2023, March transitioned to a relatively cool month across most of Wisconsin. Statewide, temperatures averaged 8 Fahrenheit degrees warmer than normal from April 1-15 but flipped to 8☏ colder than normal from April 16-30. Although the monthly average temperature of 43.4☏ was only 0.3 Fahrenheit degrees shy of the 1991-2020 average, the real story is how the month split evenly between an exceptiona warm first half and a remarkably cold second half. The month provided a very memorable roller coaster ride in Wisconsin. This page focuses on the recent weather andĬlimate for Wisconsin on time scales that rangeįrom the last seven days to the last 12 months. Your climate information resource for Wisconsin John Young, PhD, Director Emeritus & Professor Emeritus Hopkins, PhD, Assistant State Climatologist Steve Vavrus, PhD, Director & State ClimatologistĮdward J. Wisconsin Climate Watch: Wisconsin State Climatology Office

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