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Best of 2022: Wisconsin’s Weather Year in 12 Photos

By Christina Lorey

November 22, 2022

“A picture is worth a thousand words,” so what better way to encapsulate the year than through a dozen images captured by local photographers?!

Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos
Best of 2022: Wisconsin's Weather Year in 12 Photos

What Does This Mean for 2023 (& Beyond)? 

Overall, 2022 was a “normal” year in Wisconsin weather. We’re accustomed to April snow by now, right?!

However, as the climate continues to rapidly change, extreme weather events will become more frequent. In 60 years, Wisconsin won’t even feel like Wisconsin anymore. Click here to use the University of Wisconsin’s interactive mapping tool to find out what your city will feel like in the year 2080… unless drastic action is taken now.

Here’s a list of 101 small changes you can help to do your part.

Author

  • Christina Lorey

    Christina Lorey is an Edward R. Murrow Award-winning journalist and former UpNorthNews newsletter editor. She previously worked as a producer, reporter, and TV anchor for stations in Madison and Moline. When she’s not writing or asking questions, Christina volunteers with Girls on the Run, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, and several mental health organizations.

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