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Wisconsin’s Cooler Summer Amid National Heat | Green Bay News
While the U.S. just endured its hottest summer on record — breaking 1936 and 2021 highs by a full 0.4 degrees — Wisconsin took a cooler, more moderate approach. Our state ranked 22nd warmest overall, with northern regions scoring 13th and southeast areas at 31st. Average temps hit 68.5°F — 1.3°F above normal — and July alone was the 11th warmest on record. Though not extreme like the 1988 all-time national peak of 70.5°F, Wisconsin’s summer reminds us that regional weather can diverge dramatically from national trends. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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