摘要 : The fall season began with a front moving through Wisconsin on 2 August and dropping a large amount of rain along the Lake Michigan shore. The Milwaukee area receive 3-5 inches of rain with local flooding. A cold front moving thro... 展开 The fall season began with a front moving through Wisconsin on 2 August and dropping a large amount of rain along the Lake Michigan shore. The Milwaukee area receive 3-5 inches of rain with local flooding. A cold front moving through on 20 October deposited the first significant snowfall of the season. The northwestern quarter of the state received in places as much as 5 to 6 inches of snow. As the front continued, rain covered the remainder of the state with the heaviest totals in the Madison area. Madison received just shy of three inches of precipitation while Lodi, a bit to the north, had better than 7.5 inches. The first week of November was unseasonably warm with a number of record high temperatures in the upper 70s. The relatively mild fall along with frequent west winds kept semi-hardy species alive longer than normal and brought rare western visitors to the state. 收起