When Will Green Bay See Its First Snowflakes in 2025?
Wisconsin, USATue Oct 21 2025
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Wisconsin is known for its snowy winters, but when exactly can residents expect the first snowfall of 2025? Historically, Green Bay sees its first snow around mid-November. However, this date can vary widely. The earliest snowfall on record was way back in October 1925, while the latest was almost New Year's Eve in 1923.
For those who prefer measurable snow, the earliest significant snowfall happened in October 1909, with a whopping 2. 3 inches. Last year, Green Bay saw its first snow on November 21, 2024, with just over an inch. But how does Green Bay compare to other cities in Wisconsin? Milwaukee usually sees its first snow in early November, with the earliest being in September 1942. Madison, on the other hand, often gets snow earlier, around the end of October, with the earliest record also in September 1928. Appleton's first snow typically arrives in mid-November, with the earliest being in October 1990.
Looking ahead to winter 2025, forecasts are mixed. The Farmer's Almanac predicts a very cold and snowy winter, while the Old Farmer's Almanac suggests a milder and drier season. So, who do you believe? Additionally, La Niña conditions are expected to influence weather patterns through February 2026. La Niña typically brings cooler temperatures to the Pacific Ocean, which can lead to a warmer and wetter winter in Wisconsin. However, the National Weather Service indicates that the impact might not be too significant, with only a slight chance of above-average precipitation and temperatures.
Why does this matter? Well, knowing when to expect the first snowfall can help people prepare for the winter season. Whether you're a fan of snow or not, being ready for the cold and wet weather is always a good idea. So, keep an eye on the forecasts and get ready for whatever winter 2025 has in store!
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