Green Bay Sees Snowy, Cold Winter So Far

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Green Bay, Wisconsin has already experienced a winter season to remember, with nearly 31 inches of snow since November, surpassing half of the seasonal average. December was especially snowy, with 18 inches of snow over 17 days, while January saw less snow but colder temperatures, including nearly two weeks of daytime wind chills below zero. The winter weather is on track with the meteorologist's predictions for average snowfall and colder-than-average temperatures this season.

Why it matters

Green Bay's harsh winter weather has significant impacts on residents' daily lives, from commuting to outdoor recreation. The early snowfall and prolonged cold stretch highlight the need for proper winter preparedness and the ability to adapt to extreme conditions.

The details

Since November, Green Bay has seen nearly 31 inches of snow, surpassing half of the seasonal average. December was especially snowy, with 18 inches of snow over 17 days, including four days with 2 inches or more. January saw less snowfall at just under 8 inches, but compensated with a significant arctic stretch featuring nearly two weeks of daytime wind chills below zero.

• Since November, Green Bay has seen nearly 31 inches of snow.
• In December, the city received 18 inches of snow over 17 days, with four days seeing 2 inches or more.
• In January, Green Bay saw just under 8 inches of snow, but experienced nearly two weeks of daytime wind chills below zero.

What’s next

As Green Bay moves into February and March, winter is far from over, and conditions are expected to remain on track with Patrick Powell's predictions for average snowfall and colder-than-average temperatures this winter.