Thunderstorms will produce additional heavy rainfall across much of the Ohio Valley through this evening, leading to a moderate risk for flash flooding due to grounds already being saturated across the region. Elsewhere, severe thunderstorms are possible from the Ohio Valley to the Southern Plains, and critical fire weather conditions are forecast across parts of the Pacific Northwest today. Read More >
Lake Winnebago Forecast About these forecasts
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NORTH-CENTRAL AND NORTHEAST WISCONSIN REGIONAL WEATHER ROUNDUP
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREEN BAY WI
800 AM CDT WED JUN 19 2019
WIZ005-009-010>012-018-019-191400-
NORTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN
CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
IRONWOOD FAIR 54 49 83 E6 29.92S
MANITOWISH WTR CLOUDY 52 52 100 E5 29.91S
ARBOR VITAE FAIR 57 53 87 NE3 29.91R
EAGLE RIVER FAIR 53 53 99 NE6 29.90R
LAND O LAKES FAIR 55 51 86 N6 29.92S
RHINELANDER FAIR 57 50 77 NE5 29.91R
PHILLIPS CLOUDY 51 51 100 NE6 29.90R
ANTIGO FAIR 56 51 82 NE6 29.90R
TOMAHAWK FAIR 54 53 97 NE3 29.90S
MERRILL FAIR 57 53 85 NE6 29.89S
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WIZ013-073-191400-
NORTHEAST WISCONSIN
CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
IRON MOUNTAIN FAIR 55 49 80 N7 29.88S
MARINETTE CLOUDY 51 49 92 NE3 29.89S
OCONTO CLOUDY 52 49 91 N5 29.88R
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WIZ017-030-035>037-045-191400-
CENTRAL WISCONSIN
CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
MEDFORD FAIR 56 52 86 NE7 29.88S
WAUSAU FAIR 58 52 80 E7 29.86R
MOSINEE MOSUNNY 57 54 88 NE6 29.89R
MARSHFIELD FAIR 61 53 75 E8 29.86S
WISC RAPIDS FAIR 61 53 75 E8 29.87R
STEVENS POINT FAIR 57 53 85 E6 29.87F
WAUPACA FAIR 61 54 78 N6 29.87S
SHAWANO FAIR 60 54 82 NE7 29.88R
CLINTONVILLE FAIR 58 51 75 E5 29.87R
WAUTOMA NOT AVBL
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WIZ038-039-048-051-191400-
FOX VALLEY
CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
NWS GREEN BAY CLOUDY 58 54 86 NE13 29.87R
APPLETON PTSUNNY 57 54 88 NE10 29.84S
OSHKOSH CLOUDY 60 55 83 NE8 29.84S
FOND DU LAC CLOUDY 64 60 87 NE8 29.84R
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WIZ022-050-052-191400-
EAST CENTRAL WISCONSIN
CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
EPHRAIM CLOUDY 51 50 96 N7 29.86S
WASHINGTON ISL CLOUDY 51 50 97 N10 29.87S
STURGEON BAY CLOUDY 53 51 93 NE6 29.88R
MANITOWOC CLOUDY 55 53 93 NE5 29.87R
SHEBOYGAN CLOUDY 56 54 93 NE10 29.86R
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LMZ563-521-522-541>543-191400-
LAKESHORE
STATION/POSITION TIME TEMP WIND PRES VSBY WAVE
AIR SEA DIR/SP/G HT/PER
(UTC) (F) (DEG/KT/KT) (MB) (MI) (FT/S)
SHEBOYGAN LKSHOR 1300 50 20/ 14/ 16 1011.0R
KEWAUNEE LKSHORE 1236 52 50/ 3/ 8 1010.6R
NORTHPORT PIER 1240 52 330/ 6/ 8 1011.5S
N MID LAKE BUOY 1250 43 39 350/ 8/ 10 1011.8S 1/ 3
SISTER BAY LKSHO 1224 53 10/ 6/ 10 N/A
MENOMINEE LKSHOR 1236 50 65 10/ 11/ 13 1011.6S
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This forecast is available during the boating season, usually April through the end of October. The forecast, both graphical and text, is generated several times per day with updates made when weather conditions become unrepresentative. Use with caution. Be sure to check the product creation time to verify that the forecast you are viewing is current. Forecasts are valid for either 36 or 48 hours dependent on issuance time. Forecast elements include winds, significant wave heights, sensible weather, and associated restrictions to visibility if applicable over the open lake waters.
A wave model is run by NWS in Green Bay which produces the wave height forecast for Lake Winnebago. Forecasters at NWS Green Bay develop the wind forecast that is used in the wave model. The wave model has been used on the Great Lakes and has been shown to do reasonably well.
The latest observations for sites along the lake are also being provided. You may ask “Are these really the kind of winds you can expect on the open area of a lake or reservoir?” Any lake recreationalist will probably tell you that the winds are often found to be stronger than what was forecast or seen at the surrounding observation sites. Studies have shown that there is approximately a 4 to 5 mph increase in sustained wind speeds on open bodies of water compared to the nearest airport. Keep in mind that this difference is over an open waterway and is not necessarily what one would find if they were boating in a protected pocket of the waterway or near a wind protected structure such as a tree line, an island or point.
Click here for more answers to some questions you may have regarding the Lake Winnebago Recreational Forecast.
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