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The Wisconsin State Climatology Office is affiliated with the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The office manages data for climate monitoring, provides
climate information to Wisconsin residents and government agencies,
develops "value-added" products for users and impact applications, and conducts applied
climate research.
This office is a partner with Midwestern Regional Climate Center in providing climate services to the public.
Collaborations with
Wisconsin Initiative on Climate
Change Impacts (WICCI)
research on climate impacts are now underway.
If you would like assistance finding the climate data you want, visit our Guide to Wisconsin Weather and Climate Data.
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Late season Autumn Report: Variability with a
warm ending
Fall has teased us
with abnormal warmth during the first half of
"meteorological autumn" (September-November) followed by a
cold October. However, November has been unseasonably warm. A large section of
northern Wisconsin continues to experience moderate to severe
drought conditions. Additional information appears in our
Climate
Watch Page.
For a long- term view of Wisconsin's autumn
climate, take a look at our
Autumn Page.
Climate Change
Climate Literacy
A primer designed to help the public understand the essential principles of climate sciences, including how climate
influences them and how they influence climate.
Watershed
Academy Web A module that considers "the effect of climate change
on water resources and programs."
IPCC 2007 Report:
The latest on human-caused global warming and future worsening,
according to six years of new observations and analyses in this most
authoritative report.
The 2009 report "Global Climate Change Impacts in the United
States" includes regional results and is found at
U.S. Global Change Research Program.
Announcements from US
Climate Change Science Program (2008)
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