How hot will it be this summer in Wisconsin? Here's what AccuWeather predicts
Southern Wisconsin is expected to see temperatures 3 to 4 degrees above average in June, July and August.
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Southern Wisconsin is expected to see temperatures 3 to 4 degrees above average in June, July and August.
Temperatures well above the historical average from the winter through early spring may have offered some comfort to consumers through lower heating bills. However, AccuWeather meteorologists say there are some concerns the warmth will raise the risk of damaging frosts and freezes in the Midwest and Northeast before the end of April. Temperatures since Dec. 1 have averaged 6-8 degrees Fahrenheit above the historical levels in the Midwest while most locations in the Northeast have been 3-6 degree
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Between two and 10 inches of snow is expected to fall in affected areas, with winds of up to 50mph
Blizzard Warnings have been issued for portions of the Plains and Upper Midwest as a powerful spring snowstorm quickly develops and strengthens on Sunday, blasting the region with high wind gusts and heavy snow that are expected to have major impacts on travel across the region over the next few days.